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Posted by kate on December 12, 2002 at 18:34:46:
In Reply to: My 6th iguana!! posted by Flavia Guimaraes on December 11, 2002 at 22:08:12:
Wow, six igs! I'm sure after a little while in your wonderful home your new little iggy will be very grateful to be there! :-) Soon (s)he will realize how much better the new place is ... once (s)he calms down and relaxes a bit.
Kate
:Well, my daughter Adriana has a friend at school who is leaving with his family to China and it seems his family is facing difficulties to take the iguana into that country.So the mom of Adriana's friend called me a few days ago asking if I could adopt their iguana.Of course I said yes! Although I already have 5 iguanas is very easy for me to raise them, because I live in a iguana's tropical paradise(Malaysia).The only trouble that I have is to find cages big enough to cage them and to tame them.I have a maid that cleans the cages everyday and feeds them when Im out of the city.
:Well, yesterday the new iguana was brought to me.It was squalid and yellowish.Its owner told me the ig was fed with iguana pellets.When I asked her whether it liked those pellets she said she didnt know.She didnt even know whether the iguana was eating the pellets or not!
:She told me it is already one year old but it is half the size of Kenya, my 7/8 months iglet.Its skin is rough and it is quite fearful.
:The iglet squirmed and wriggled and made open mouth threats when I took it and finally bit me on my mouth when I approached its face trying to calm it down by talking nicely to it.What a grrrreen devil!LOL!
:My well behaved Kenya gave it a VERY stink eye and I almost could read her thoughts:" What such a nasty iglet is doing here, MOM??".
:Flavia
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