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    Re: help!!!!!!!!!!

    Agreed, bearded dragons are excellent pets. Iguanas need so much space.


    I know a breeder who won't sell an iguana unless she saw the proper set up and space for an adult. That way she knew that they knew what they were getting themselves into.

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    Re: help!!!!!!!!!!

    my aunt had a full grown iguana actually take over a room in her house, it was the computer room but still it took over and lived in the room
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    Re: help!!!!!!!!!!

    Beardies are nice, though still expensive to feed. I'd suggest a leopard gecko or a crestie, personally.. or maybe a skink.

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    Re: help!!!!!!!!!!

    Plus, when that dog-tame iguana hits the breeding season, it tends to turn into a nasty, biting, tail-whipping, aggressive, attacking iguana.
    Which is pretty intimidating in a 4 to 6 foot long lizard.
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    Sure is.. heck even an angry 2.5' iguana can be difficult. I had to give one that size a bath once.. scary I tell you.

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    Re: help!!!!!!!!!!

    well the might the owner might not be able to take care of it and im the most knowlageable person she knows (reptile wise) and her dad dosent like him so i might offer to just baby sit him or awhile
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    It's very difficult to find homes for iguanas.. reptile rescues are full to overflowing with them. 'babysitting' might turn into more than you want to deal with.

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