Re: Aggressive Igs

Posted by Carmen on May 08, 1999 at 00:27:32:

In Reply to: Aggressive Igs posted by wendy on May 07, 1999 at 22:41:12:

It is true that iguanas can become aggressive. Especially males in mating season. There are so many variables though... I got to see an aggressive male iguana last year. I think part of the aggression was because his cage was too small. Other factors might be a poor diet, another iguana in the house, an iguana seeing his own reflection... I think my iguanas are the sweetest things, but I am still aware that they may become irritated. I just take care if the iguana seems defensive or a bit out of character.

Carmen

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: It is true that iguanas can become aggressive. Especially males in mating season. There are so many variables though... I got to see an aggressive male iguana last year. I think part of the aggression was because his cage was too small. Other factors might be a poor diet, another iguana in the house, an iguana seeing his own reflection... I think my iguanas are the sweetest things, but I am still aware that they may become irritated. I just take care if the iguana seems defensive or a bit out of character. : Carmen

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