Re: this and that!

Posted by marisa on September 05, 2001 at 22:17:53:

In Reply to: this and that! posted by Jonathan on September 05, 2001 at 20:53:32:

No! Iguanas need a FRESH FOOD diet. Consisting of lots of greens such as collard, mustard, dandelion, and squashes like butternut or spagettie squash. They also can eat green peppers, beans, and other veggies included with the greens and squashes. Also 5-10% fruit, like raspberries, papaya, melon, etc.

Juvienile iguanas need vitamin supplement once a week I believe, dusted in the salad you make everyday. After they become adults, a well balanced diet of the correct greens and veggies is enough.

Your iguana also needs a UVB/UVA light to make certain vitamins. Without these things your iguana will suffer in the long run, and will live a short unhappy life.

Marisa

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: No! Iguanas need a FRESH FOOD diet. Consisting of lots of greens such as collard, mustard, dandelion, and squashes like butternut or spagettie squash. They also can eat green peppers, beans, and other veggies included with the greens and squashes. Also 5-10% fruit, like raspberries, papaya, melon, etc. : Juvienile iguanas need vitamin supplement once a week I believe, dusted in the salad you make everyday. After they become adults, a well balanced diet of the correct greens and veggies is enough. : Your iguana also needs a UVB/UVA light to make certain vitamins. Without these things your iguana will suffer in the long run, and will live a short unhappy life. : Marisa

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