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#45416
Lizard lips
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How old are they??? 
thanks Pe for the information on diet and lighting, introduced some
of the diet changes today with no problem, he ate everything, he has
a very healthy apetite. just wondering how to tell how old they are,
is there any way by looking at them, like counting the rings on their
tail, he kind of came to us unexpectedly and we really know nothing
about him,(even if he is a he or a she) he looks like a boy to me, anyway, he is 30 inches long, mostly green color some browninsh color
on the top of the back legs and throughout the tail. his body doesn’t
have much bulk to it. anyway of telling by looking at them. thanks
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03/12/04 7:09pm
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#45462
Oink
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Message To: Lizard In reference to Message Id: 45416
How old are they???
| who knows but why deos it matter? (it could matter and i don’t know it but, i don’t know) |
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03/12/04 8:42pm
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#45497
Xta
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Message To: Lizard In reference to Message Id: 45416
How old are they???
| There is really no way of knowing. Depending on the region your iguana came from (heredity), he will be a particular size...and then depending on his life prior to finding you, he will have grown to his full potential or had his growth stunted due to improper care. I have seen a 6 year old iguana that is smaller than a 2 year old iguana. I am fairly certain about my own iguana because I got him when I believe he was a year old. I could be wrong though and he could have been older, however. |
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03/12/04 9:51pm
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