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coura;2201709; said:
mercury904;2200004; said:
well for enclosures i havent made an outdoor setup yet...still thinking though...I just make sure he gets the sun's rays everyday for the mean time..

BTW at what color temperature is the best for them?

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Ophiuchus;2201782; said:
Are you talking about what color bulb or what color on those dinky little sticky thermometers you adhere to the side of a glass tank?

ok lets just make it simple at what time of the day do you ussually put them out to recieve the sun's rays?



I havent finished yet kaplan's book, but any of you use this for calcium supplement?:grinno:

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Yes but not in that form, iggies won't eat it like that (in my experience).

Crush abit of it into a loose powder and sprinkle on the food ;)
 
ok lets just make it simple at what time of the day do you ussually put them out to recieve the sun's rays?

Well, in the wild, iguanas typically wake up and bask for most the morning, and then once they've reached their optimal body temp for the day, they'll start foraging for food in the shadier parts of their habitat.

So I suggest taking him out somewhere between 9-12 and let him bask.
 
Jessica Dring;2203807; said:
Yes but not in that form, iggies won't eat it like that (in my experience).

Crush abit of it into a loose powder and sprinkle on the food ;)
there you go! :D
Mike D;2203812; said:
also make sure you dont put the iguana outside in the sun in a glass tank.. it could end real bad
yeah to much heat,tnx
Ophiuchus;2204401; said:
Well, in the wild, iguanas typically wake up and bask for most the morning, and then once they've reached their optimal body temp for the day, they'll start foraging for food in the shadier parts of their habitat.
tnx dude good thinking
So I suggest taking him out somewhere between 9-12 and let him bask.
 
Jessica Dring;2203807; said:
Yes but not in that form, iggies won't eat it like that (in my experience).

Crush abit of it into a loose powder and sprinkle on the food ;)
Must be a really smood powder and only from the softest part. Also put your face near the cutle fish bonne and smell it. If it smells bad regect it. It must be odorless and completly dry:D Also remenbar that doesant replace thouse dark leafy veggys wich we were talking about;)
 
coura;2205750; said:
Must be a really smood powder and only from the softest part. Also put your face near the cutle fish bonne and smell it. If it smells bad regect it. It must be odorless and completly dry:D Also remenbar that doesant replace thouse dark leafy veggys wich we were talking about;)

like this?

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