Iguanas

They have long spiky tails which they snap in the air when attacked or threatened and monitor their body temperature by either lying on a hot rock in the sun to warm up or staying in the shade to keep cool

They may become about 3-6 feet

Iguanas are found on several different islands. The colors and shades of an iguana depends on which island they habitat.

I don't know, but don't try it, because as a general rule, animals should not be given human medicine unless you know for sure that they can have it. Ask your vet.

The marine iguana of the Galapagos Island enters the ocean and feeds on seaweed.

What is this an example of?

if you wish her to stop moving so much...turn down her heat....which will lower her body temp....which will make her wont to sleep more by her heat source to hold her needed temp

Considering that green iguanas and red-footed tortoises are both reptiles that can live in temperatures from 70-95 degrees Fahrenheit, need humidity levels of about 75%, need the same UVA and UVB light, and are primarily herbivores with similar foods they should eat (dandelion, mustard greens, collared greens, etc), I'd say it's safe to assume they can be kept together. Tortoises and iguanas are both very calm animals, and I don't think fighting would be an issue - however, expose them to each other slowly, and if any aggression is evident you should separate them. Also be sure to design the habitat accordingly for both animals. A tall environment is needed for the iguana (at least five to six feet tall), as they are tree-climbing animals by nature, and tortoises obviously stick to the ground. Make sure the tank is large enough to accommodate both species and you should have no problems. Hope this helped :)

The plural of iguana is simply iguanas.

It doesn't! Where they live ( forest and rainforest ) there is no winter or cold wether so there isn't a reason to hybrinate

My iguana loves raw chillies and green olives!

Iguanas are reptiles. All reptiles have a covering of scaly skin. They do not actually have individual scales like fish do.

Yes, but not often. spinach has a lot ofprotein, and iguanas can't have too much protein. but, spinach is much better than iceberg lettuce, which shouldn't be fed to them at all because it's low in nutrients and is addictive.

I would recommend feeding your iguana some spinach, other shreddedvegetablesand fruits (that are low in sugar), and green leaf or romane lettuce. DO NOT feed it iceberg lettuce or any kind of meat or dairy.

Put it over its head and then under his legs

Just a feature? Well their long tails help them survive by keeping away predators. They have a very long slender tail that when whipped can leave a horrible cut across skin. This defense can help an animal survive..... Their claws also help them climb and stay away from ground predators which being able to stay away from predators helps you survive too....

himalays

some live in the rainforest. they eat certain fruits and vegtibles.

Yes. No animal products should be fed to Iguanas ever

the ppeson above is right but NEVER feed them avacodos it can lead to kidney and stomach failure.

Isa

It depends on the individual pet or wild animal. A very small amount can sicken iguanas, and if they are already unhealthy, kill them. Similarly, fresh radiator coolant is more likely to seriously poison pets than old or dilute coolant.

Check with your local law enforcement agency ! You'll get a more accurate answer.

No, not all the time. Most people turn the main light off at night and turn on a lower light/heating lamp on for them during the night so they don't get too cold. Please note, that most pet lizards are adapted to cope with a 5-10 Degree F drop in temperature at night so a general cooldown in their living space is fine.

Iguanas are picky.

i think yes cause this animal is a reptial

They have three iguana species there.