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Posted by aysel on December 28, 2002 at 17:00:58:
In Reply to: Back to my topic. posted by DieEierVonSatan on December 28, 2002 at 16:56:44:
leave fresh food in the cage daily. don't watch them and wait for them to eat. put the cage in a low-traffic area of the house, like a spare bedroom or something. wait, be patient, the iguanas will eat eventually. schedule a vet appointment also. make sure the vet is competent and has experience in dealing with reptiles and iguanas. bring in a fresh fecal sample and make sure you run a test for internal parasites. these can cause problems and may be a cause of the iguana's poor eating habits.
