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Posted by Travis on April 08, 2001 at 12:55:45:

In Reply to: question posted by iZ's mom on April 08, 2001 at 11:41:24:

Well I have taken in THREE iguanas that where burned on heating pads one died I think the one that died was electrocuted . Just the fact that a heating pad is a heating element covered with a thin layer of plastic and in most cases a cloth pad combine that with the fact that iguanas live in a moist environment and have sharp claws well you figure the rest out . A heating pad has almost the exact same heating element as a heat rock . On the other hand in 15 years I have only seen two iguanas burned by a CHE and both times the iguana had direct contact with it .

Travis

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: Well I have taken in THREE iguanas that where burned on heating pads one died I think the one that died was electrocuted . Just the fact that a heating pad is a heating element covered with a thin layer of plastic and in most cases a cloth pad combine that with the fact that iguanas live in a moist environment and have sharp claws well you figure the rest out . A heating pad has almost the exact same heating element as a heat rock . On the other hand in 15 years I have only seen two iguanas burned by a CHE and both times the iguana had direct contact with it . : Travis

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