Iguanas

Yes but it should be cereal with no sugar like kix or corn flakes

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I wouldn'trecommendusing that on an iguana.. it's probably too harsh. what I use when mine has infections, is watered down peroxide and/or neosporin. the best thing to do for an infection is LIGHTLY swab it out, then have a warm damp washcloth set on it every day for a couple hours. but don't use the washcloth too often or the would could become gangrenous.

Yes. Iguanas are prey to all different types of animals including alligators (caimans).

They may eat it if they are hungry but you should not give them meat.

Iguanas should be fed on mixed vegetables especially greens and some fruit.

A male iguana can grow to over 5 feet long and weigh close to 9 pounds. Female iguanas don't grow quite as large. Maximum length for a female iguana is just a little over 4 feet, and they tend to weigh between 2 1/2 to a little over 5 1/2 pounds.

Mine eat dandelions, clover, soft grasses, sour grass, nasturtiums, and lucerne

Baby iguanas don't have a special name for them. However, since they hatch from eggs, you could call them "hatchlings".

15 years or longer if properly cared for.

ive seen a few, from horrible keepers, they were alive. its messed up yo.

An adaptation is a trait that helps an organism survive and reproduce. The claws of the Galapagos and South American iguanas are adaptations because the claws help them obtain their food.

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climbing. nothing else in a natural environment.

NOT venom, I have one as a pet, keep carefully, they spit an acidic something, no effect on the skin, but burns the eye or in the body (found out after it spat into my mouth)

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Yea, especially the little ones. They can probably run faster then most people off the starting line, but a runner is probably faster in the long run.

There is an "iguanid"(a member of the Iguana family(which is a large portion of all lizards) called the "Jesus Christ lizard" because it can run so fast that it doesn't sink in water, it just runs across it. I think its more commonly called the green basilisk but I'm not sure.

no

Iguanas are very smart. You could compare their intelligence to that of a cat.

Iguanas, particularly the green iguana, can turn blue due to a variety of factors, including stress, temperature changes, or certain environmental conditions. In some cases, this color change is more pronounced in males during the breeding season as a display to attract females or assert dominance. Additionally, blue coloration can be a result of genetics, particularly in specific captive-bred morphs. Overall, the change is often temporary and linked to the iguana's emotional or physical state.

They can eat Romaine lettuce, baby spinich, and bananas...

Depends on their relative size. I'd go for a large iguana and a very small python.

No because iguanas are extremely territorial and aggressive.

The Marine Iguana (Amblyrhyncus cristatus) is a species of iguana endemic to the Galapagos Islands (off of Ecuador). They populate the rocky seashores of the island, and go underwater for the purpose of eating algae off the rocks on the seafloor. Because of their highly specific diet and habitat, very few of them have been maintained in captivity outside of the island (and even then with little success).

letus but it has no potein, but hibisc flower they go CRAZY but strawberries,plantains and broccial is really good for them.

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