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Posted by PCFFaust on August 01, 2002 at 02:43:22:
In Reply to: Re: Help with Green Iguanas- North Alabama posted by Flavia Guimaraes on August 01, 2002 at 01:05:10:
Unfortunatly no... What they want to do is get them into some sort of rescue program. While this time of year can be quite perfect temp wise for them, the winters can fall into levels that can kill the igs, with even snow. Temps can and do drop into dangerous ranges in winters in northern Alabama. Not to mention the damage to the native flora and fauna in the area.
Cindy
PCFFaust
Pet Hobbyist Host at kingsnake.com
:What does him want people to do??Chase and eat them???Let the green igs be in peace!!
:Flavia
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: iguanas :(rec'd this from an e-list i'm on + thought i'd pass it on ...)
::(e-mail me if you want the phone number or *his* email addy)
::Help with Green Iguanas- North Alabama
::Thu, 25 Jul 2002
::William Gates
::Apparently, a small population of green iguanas is living outdoors in a community (Moulton) in north Alabama. Anyone out there interested in trying to capture them? If so, please call.
::Thanks
::William R. Gates, Wildlife Biologist
::Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
::2700 Refuge Headquarters Road
::Decatur, Alabama 35603
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