RED IGAUNA...WTF....
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MrRngr94;531649; said:Kinda like this?
DAMNIT
i cant find my iguanas for dummie book!!!
color (and afew other characteristics) usually indicated what part of central or south america they came from!
now that i think about it more
the first and last pic look fishy
like its artificial
i mean the color goes from red to green, no blending in, its like the ig was painted or something.
and those prices are a rip off, ig's should run between 10 and 30 dollars
i pitty the sucker that buys it
the first and last pic look fishy
like its artificial
i mean the color goes from red to green, no blending in, its like the ig was painted or something.
and those prices are a rip off, ig's should run between 10 and 30 dollars
i pitty the sucker that buys it
would feeding your iguana a diet with alot of red food (not dyed) change the color of your iguana.
iv heard of this happening to some animals.
iv heard of this happening to some animals.
thebestincali2000;533247; said:
Possibly, but venturing too far from its natural proper diet (which is mainly dark, leafy greens) could also result in health issues. I wouldn't experiment on my animals like that.
....Hey, I'm a Jack Dempsey now!
thebestincali2000;533247; said:
this does not occur in green iguanas
feeding alot food high in carotene (such as carrots) are not good for an iguanas health
carrot contain calcium oxidates which prevent the reptile from absorbing the calcium from its diet
long term wise this can lead to MBD
DeLgAdO;532814; said:now that i think about it more
the first and last pic look fishy
like its artificial
i mean the color goes from red to green, no blending in, its like the ig was painted or something.
and those prices are a rip off, ig's should run between 10 and 30 dollars
i pitty the sucker that buys it
They lose the green as they get older.
I know someone who has one. 