James M
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Here's another one of him!
What do you think????
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What do you think????
im quite scared off the lizard, will it eat me if i get too close - thats not a joke either 
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wow hella sweet lizard . what you feed the mofo? and were do you keep him.
. what you feed the mofo? and were do you keep him.
My iguanas liked green veggies. Tried to vary their diet with chocolate and chips but they weren't going for it . Spring greens and kale were about their favourites. Plus some vitamin powder stuff.
. Spring greens and kale were about their favourites. Plus some vitamin powder stuff.Helz said:Tried to vary their diet with chocolate and chips but they weren't going for it
thats possibley the best thing i've read all week!!
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He eats lots of fruit and Veg. Mainly geens like spinach, watercress, kale....
We keep in our fron room in a very large vivarium (its 5ft by 4ft by 3ft). Were lucky cause our flat it quite big otherwise im not sure where he would go!!
We keep in our fron room in a very large vivarium (its 5ft by 4ft by 3ft). Were lucky cause our flat it quite big otherwise im not sure where he would go!!
that is awesome i soooooooooo want one.Lou22 said:Just thought I'd show you guys my baby. His name is godzilla, hes 2 and a half yrs old. Isn't he beautiful??!!
how much did the little beast set u back? and how hard are they to look after?
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He was not expensive, we only paid £35 of him when he was a few months old. The set up cost us about £300, but his viv is custum built. That came with all his heat pads and UV lights.
They are not that hard to look after, once you get used to what the picky buggers like to eat. You just have to make sure they are getting enough UV(we have to change his light roughly every six months), make sure the temperature is right and make sure he gets enough calcium. We read alot about them before we got him and were still learning about him now. There are some really good sites on Ig's.
They are not that hard to look after, once you get used to what the picky buggers like to eat. You just have to make sure they are getting enough UV(we have to change his light roughly every six months), make sure the temperature is right and make sure he gets enough calcium. We read alot about them before we got him and were still learning about him now. There are some really good sites on Ig's.
one guy i went to skool with had one called levi!
they are awesome little things, well they dont stay little for very long, bet he would b a monster to look after when he reaches 5 foot haha, that is nearly as tall as i am!!!
they are awesome little things, well they dont stay little for very long, bet he would b a monster to look after when he reaches 5 foot haha, that is nearly as tall as i am!!!
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Including his tail he's already about 3 and half ft!. It will be the next 12 months that he gets really big!!! I'll have to make sure I post some more pics when he's bigger.
i would love one, but i have only just bought some new decks (technics 1210 mk2!!!) plus i dont think he would like havin hard dance pumped at him for a couple of hours a night lol
i love iguanas - we had one at college called samson - it wasnt treated very well and became very nasty - ask trev. we used to complain all the time
Bit late here, but those things actually really scare me!
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That is unvbelieveably cheap for such an awesome pet, a similar cost to a decent fish tank setup, I know which I'd rather have
I might have to persuade my lass when we get our own place next year
I might have to persuade my lass when we get our own place next year
