Thanks, I have a small 5'x5'x2.5' plexiglass enclosure that functions as his home base. It's too small for him really, but he is free to roam when I am home, and during most of the year he gets time outside in the sun. Humidity: next to none - I am in Las Vegas. He hates the bathtub, so his only "wet" time is when he gets hosed down outside. Food: basically MK salad. Veggies and greens with fruit treats here and there. Right now he is exhibiting some really bizarre (for him) breeding season behavior and hardly eating anything at all. He sits on his food dish. I am giving him water (with a spray bottle - at least he is drinking it) since he is hardly eating anything. If he doesn't eat anything in three days, I "help" him (open his mouth) and feed him a collard green (which he will eat once you get him started). He has other things on his mind... I have no idea why his spikes generally look so good. They are more mashed up than usual now since he has been so rambunctious lately.





>>Very nice! Whats his care like i.e housing, humidity, feeding (you can just say MK Salad or the site you base your feeding off). Type of lighing? Thanks my boy is also very good looking for his age only 2 1/2 and i hope his spikes become tall and standing up like yours. One of the nicest ive seen for an indoor Iguana.

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