Hi Vonnie,



Yes, all of these animals (and more) share a corner with the collareds; although the collareds and the chameleons take up most of the space. The savannah is pretty nice, and has never bitten me before; but he's still young so he's a little nervous sometimes. It's interesting to watch a group of collareds that live directly above him, because they pay so much attention to him when he eats. They don't seem bothered at all, but I will probably block their view soon (just in case).







And the iguana? What a monster, eh?!! It's really too bad they are so misunderstood. And the worst thing is that irresponsible people keep selling them and "victims" continue to buy them... Most, like this one, end up "dumped" at petstores or zoos.





But anyway, thanks for the note!





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Fabián Aguirre

Zookeeper/ Freshwater Aquarist

Department of Herpetology and Freshwater Biology

The Dallas World Aquarium

(214) 720-2224

fabian@dwazoo.com

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