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Posted by xta on May 21, 2001 at 19:01:35:

In Reply to: Do your beardie and iguana get along?? n/p posted by Nick on May 21, 2001 at 15:54:07:

They are not housed together. They have grown up together from a very young age as well. Most of the time they ignore each other, but I think they have established territories now within the lizard room (when they are allowed to free roam). Sleestack the ig has all the high ground and Flapjack the beardie has the low ground. If one treads in the other's territory, there is a warning. The iguana just gives a mild headbob but pretty much allows him to do anything. The beardie, however, likes to headbob and headbutt him in the side or neck! Sleestack ignores all of this as he is much larger, but usually climbs to higher ground anyway. It is pretty amusing watching the interaction. Flapjack really likes to chase after most lizards anyway-- he thinks he is a real bad@ss until they move toward him-- then he is scared!

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: They are not housed together. They have grown up together from a very young age as well. Most of the time they ignore each other, but I think they have established territories now within the lizard room (when they are allowed to free roam). Sleestack the ig has all the high ground and Flapjack the beardie has the low ground. If one treads in the other's territory, there is a warning. The iguana just gives a mild headbob but pretty much allows him to do anything. The beardie, however, likes to headbob and headbutt him in the side or neck! Sleestack ignores all of this as he is much larger, but usually climbs to higher ground anyway. It is pretty amusing watching the interaction. Flapjack really likes to chase after most lizards anyway-- he thinks he is a real bad@ss until they move toward him-- then he is scared!

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