Actually,

Posted by Christopher Peterson on June 18, 2002 at 20:59:51:

In Reply to: Ferrets posted by Hope on June 18, 2002 at 17:17:31:

ferrets that are domesticated have very few of their natural instincts left, as they have been domesticated for around 2000 years. But you are correct in a sense, and I would never trust them having contact with any of my reptiles. Ferrets often bite just to inspect other objects, which would include reptiles.

chris

: hi,chris.i don't really have any advice on how to keep the animals separate or the possible stress to the iguana but i wanted to say something about the ferret.In the wild ferrets will feed on reptiles. So depending on how much you trust the ferret......i would be really careful.

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