Re: Update on hammer. Anole not so lucky.

Posted by Mr. D on March 20, 2002 at 23:57:41:

In Reply to: Update on hammer. Anole not so lucky. posted by tre on March 19, 2002 at 10:43:40:

Of course, when iguanas have the opportunity to eat nail clippers, pennies, paper clips, rocks, other animals (dog feet, etc.) or, in this case anoles, they will usually also take those opportunities. *Occassional*/accidental intake of animal protein won't hurt an ig. It's when animal protein is fed over a long period that they start to have health issues. One missing anole isn't cause for alarm - unless of course, your co-worker refuses to learn from the experience.....

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