Yes we did go over this already. But then I read again about habitat size, that stated New World T's can't do well in a five-gallon habitat. That article said that a "large" habitat is 12" X 12" X 12". That seems kind of small, but I'm helpless as a newbie to written info. I combat that by asking questions. So I asked about it again. There is conflicting info out there. Sorry,I don't mean to bombarge the forum with different forms of the same question.
14 years ago my wife let my 15 year-old son buy two tiny little neon-green lizards. Little did she know what she was in for. She certainly didn't want a fifteen pound lizard in the house. He kept them in the cage together, and they fought over the prime spots in the cage. Plus he didn't keep the cage cleaned of feces. So I took over, and in the Internet found out what iguanas *really* need to survive in captivity. Over the next fourteen years I became just short of an expert on keeping Green Iguanas. If I had memorized the different medicines and the doses per kilogram, and learned what the values in the blood sample report means, I would truly be an expert. I'm starting at rock-bottom with T's, and you-all are helping me a lot. I thank you for that, because I know newbies can be a bit tiring. I hang out at a few iguana forums just for the purpose of catching the newbies and giving them advice that seems so pedestrian to the other members, while it is brand-new important info to the newbie.
Again, I sincerely thank you for your help.
Roger
sides, and one clear acrylic front. I would fill it with six inches of peat. Does that sound good?