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Posted by Flavia Guimaraes on October 06, 2002 at 21:47:13:
In Reply to: Re: Can stress kill an iguana?? posted by PHFaust on October 06, 2002 at 21:37:48:
How come I moved my igs from different cages,different apartments, different houses,different maids, different COUNTRIES and they just look the same??Thats why I didnt believe when people from the Brazilian site told me that and I even argued with them!!!If they are SO fragile how can iguanas survive on the wild?I suppose there is no routine on a forest...
Flavia
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:Yes they can. Iguanas and many reptiles are creatures of habit. I know people who have moved igs from one room to another and the ig went off feed and eventually died. Just think of it, when you go on vacation igs get mad. Mine wont eat til we are home again. But each animal handles stress differently.
:Cindy
::I was talking with Brazilian iguana people, from the Brazilian site "Iguana Planet" and it seems that lots of them lost their iguanas (mainly babies and juvies) due to... stress!They say that they bought the iguanas and these iguanas died a few days or a few weeks or even a few months later because of the stress they felt during the move to one house to another...That sounds pretty weird to me...What do you think???
::Flavia
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