BEARDIE AND IG (photo)

Posted by xta on March 15, 2001 at 20:40:39:

In Reply to: Be careful...... More posted by JohnT on March 15, 2001 at 14:18:41:

Yes, I have a beardie and and iguana but they are housed separately. They have grown up being socialized together with supervision and SORTA get along. Sleestack the iguana ignores Flapjack the beardie except maybe to lick him and sit on him at times. Flapjack will at times sit near Sleestack, but if the iguana gets down on the floor in the lizard room (Flapjack considers this beardie territory), he will ram him right in the face! Sleestack ignores him because it doesn't hurt, and they kiss and make up--- However, it still makes me nervous enough that I get ready to separate them at a moments notice. I wonder one day whether Flapjack will take it to a new level and bite him or whether Sleestack will have about enough of that and have a beardie snack! You never can tell with lizards. I do have lots of cute photos of them together though! The included photo was taken when they were smaller and is not the norm for behavior.

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