Re: Rubbing

Posted by John-Paul on July 14, 2002 at 18:26:39:

In Reply to: Rubbing posted by k.coop on July 14, 2002 at 16:46:41:

It sounds like you need to build or buy him a larger enclosure, because that is almost always the reason for iguanas rubbing their snouts on the walls of enclosures. It's definitely a sign that the enclosure is too small and that your ig is going stir crazy in it.

John-Paul

: Hey my iggy seems to rub his nose on the glass ALOT is there anythign i can do to not get him to do it so much cause i dont want him to get mouth rot or anything

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