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RE: question about iguana

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Posted by: PHFaust at Wed Feb 17 11:52:16 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHFaust ]  
   

>>I've had my iguana for over a year now, and I noticed his skin has been becoming a brown color, is this normal? is there something I can do to help restore his green color?

Iguanas change colors as they age depending on their natural ranges. This is a way for them to camouflage into their natural surroundings. This is perfectly normal and common. Unfortunately there is no way back.
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