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Posted by Kate on September 21, 2002 at 11:34:01:
In Reply to: Re: The tubby posted by Dragon_Empress on September 21, 2002 at 11:28:00:
You must have gone greens shopping this morning! I'm sure your igs will appreciate it. :-)
Igs bob their heads for a number of reasons. If they're biting too, it sounds to me like the aggressive one is feeling territorial. Iguanas are naturally territorial animals, and this is normal behavior unfortunately. Sometimes when two igs are kept together, one iguana will become dominant and won't even allow the other one to eat. If one of them is acting aggressive towards the other, I'd recommend you separate the two so they can each have their own territory. Some igs are better than others at sharing, and may be able to share a very large enclosure.
Kate
:I use all the right stuff, and know how to take good care of my ig's now! ^^ Thanks guys! Hey one question, if and ig getts scared do they bob their head and try to bite the other ig?
