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#109321
River
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Transportation Help 
| Hi I just got a new baby iguana but I am moving soon. What is the best way to transprot my iguana a long distance?? Would really be greatful for the help thanks!! River |
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07/29/04 12:40am
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#109603
Castiliana
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Message To: River In reference to Message Id: 109321
Transportation Help
| It depends on how YOU are traveling and how far a "long distance" is. More info please =) so we can give you a better answer. |
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07/29/04 1:10pm
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#109609
River
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Message To: Castiliana In reference to Message Id: 109603
Transportation Help
| We will begoing by van and the drive will take about a day. |
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07/29/04 1:25pm
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#109617
Kling
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Message To: River In reference to Message Id: 109609
Transportation Help
| get a rubber made plastic contener maby a mid soze one. ang fill up a bottle of water and sont make it to hot just worm and put itunder a towl just for the ride and if you have to feed the iggy just take a little bit of food with you. |
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07/29/04 1:38pm
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#109850
Xta
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Message To: River In reference to Message Id: 109609
Transportation Help
| From where to where? If it is cold, you would need some kind of heat as Kling mentioned, but if not, then you can do without. If you do need heat, they make heating pads that plug into the cigarette lighter or you can get those camping packs that heat up. As far as cages, you can use a dog carrier or rubbermaid container with air holes....make sure it doesn’t get too hot in there though. |
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07/29/04 6:44pm
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#109852
River
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Message To: Kling In reference to Message Id: 109617
Transportation Help
| Thanks for the help. I may have more questions later this is my first time having a reptile as a pet. well thanks again! |
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07/29/04 6:45pm
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