What iguanas do?

Answer 1

veggies green veggies my iggy poo loves them

Answer 2

veggies green veggies my iggy poo loves them

Answer 3

Iguanas have many different behaviors. They can be potty trained to poop in a bathtub once they are bigger. They get to be 4-6 feet long and only eat veggies and fruits. they love baths and hanging out around the house. Baby iguanas are very fast and get lost easily in homes though. They are usually gentle and most are nice to children and other pets. However during mating season and if not handled a lot male iguanas can get snappy and angry. Also during mating season male Iguanas will turn orange. Bobbing of head to a owner or an opened mouth means stay away. However, bobbing of head to a mate is a flirty behavior. A happy Iguana will lick surfaces and their owners and walk slowly around. vibrating head means they are proud, and closing eyes is usually a passive behavior as well. Iguanas need proper sun bulbs, humidity, and feeding. They can not eat seeds, Oranges, lemons, or limes, spinach, potatoes, or tomatoes. They also need calcium and vitamin powder sprinkled on their food. Collard greens, green beans, raspberries, blueberries, mustard greens, and apples are good foods for them.

Answer 4

They love to climb, eat plants, some like to swim, most like being pet and held (as long as they were raised around loving humans)...But it depends on the type of iguana. I have a green iquana (Georgie Puff, the magic dragon). My iquana likes to tail whip my cat in order to assert his dominance. He like to climb plants. He likes taking baths. His favorite foods are arugula, carrots and strawberries (he's an herbivore). He also can't make his own heat being cold-blooded so he enjoys sitting in the sun and climbing up to my shoulder to snuggle next to me for warmth.

But they are a lot of work to care for so I wouldn't get one as my first reptile/lizard.