Re: Headbobbing 101?

Posted by Jason G on April 13, 2001 at 09:14:18:

In Reply to: Headbobbing 101? posted by Della on April 13, 2001 at 01:27:54:

The posts below are good guidelines. I would like to add a few important things: first and foremost always remember you are dealing with a wild animal that is unpredictable. Head bobbing generally is nothing to be worried about, but it is a warning! Also be very careful during breeding season male Iguanas can sense females monthly cycles are very agressive towards female Igs in the wild, and my final thought is that I don't how old your daughter is but all children should supervised while intereacting with reptiles. Hope some of that helped.

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: The posts below are good guidelines. I would like to add a few important things: first and foremost always remember you are dealing with a wild animal that is unpredictable. Head bobbing generally is nothing to be worried about, but it is a warning! Also be very careful during breeding season male Iguanas can sense females monthly cycles are very agressive towards female Igs in the wild, and my final thought is that I don't how old your daughter is but all children should supervised while intereacting with reptiles. Hope some of that helped.

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