Re: appetite, aggression

Posted by Craig Loose on October 27, 2001 at 22:12:40:

In Reply to: appetite, aggression posted by Tmom on October 27, 2001 at 17:26:33:

From my experience, about a 50% decrease in food intake. (nothing compared to what female igs have to go through without eating!)

Keep in mind with the non-aggression, that Tarzan is still VERY young and barely sexually mature. Many (read: most) iguanas do not display breeding season aggression until their fifth or so year. My guy is still only turning 4 this spring (wouldn's guess from his size!) and has shown exactly ZERO aggression either towards myself, my wife, or any other animal in the house including our 7 year old female ig. (she on the other hand is digging like a bandit! she's early this year, that's for sure!)

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: From my experience, about a 50% decrease in food intake. (nothing compared to what female igs have to go through without eating!) : Keep in mind with the non-aggression, that Tarzan is still VERY young and barely sexually mature. Many (read: most) iguanas do not display breeding season aggression until their fifth or so year. My guy is still only turning 4 this spring (wouldn's guess from his size!) and has shown exactly ZERO aggression either towards myself, my wife, or any other animal in the house including our 7 year old female ig. (she on the other hand is digging like a bandit! she's early this year, that's for sure!)

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