New family member....photo

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Posted by Mike Fisher on March 13, 1999 at 20:29:21:

This is a photo of the newest family member. We adopted him because he became too aggressive due to breeding season for his former owner to tolerate. He is a total sweetheart compared to most males I've seen in breeding season.

Believe it or not, he is less than two years old! Unfortunately, his huge size at this age is due to the fact that he was fed cat food for his whole life! Hopefully no permanent internal damage was done. Externally he has no symptoms that one would expect from the high protein diet.

It's ig salad for him from now on!

I'm even considering breeding him with my five year old female but I haven't decided as of yet. Do you think that anyone would be interested in captive bred iguanas rather than farm bred?

Mike Fisher

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: This is a photo of the newest family member. We adopted him because he became too aggressive due to breeding season for his former owner to tolerate. He is a total sweetheart compared to most males I've seen in breeding season. : Believe it or not, he is less than two years old! Unfortunately, his huge size at this age is due to the fact that he was fed cat food for his whole life! Hopefully no permanent internal damage was done. Externally he has no symptoms that one would expect from the high protein diet. : It's ig salad for him from now on! : I'm even considering breeding him with my five year old female but I haven't decided as of yet. Do you think that anyone would be interested in captive bred iguanas rather than farm bred? : Mike Fisher

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