This new iguana of mine seems to explore the world through his mouth, trying to chew anything interesting- a stain in the carpet, the hinges on the cage door, wood, bowls, light fixtures, etc. I watch him and it doesn't look like aggressive play, and the bites aren't even hard ones. I wonder if I should provide him with some chew toys of some sort and thought maybe someone here would have some ideas of good things.
I didn't know if I should go more for bird toys with bright colored blocks, or something more like dog toys. Stuff that's big enough to chew without choking on it.
I'm also curious about his adversion to bright light. He tries to swat at the basking light hanging overhead, and if out of the cage I have to unplug it and take it down because he tries to knock it down and eat it.
sigh...
And, I think he just tried to mate with my head, or just decided my hair would make a good playtoy. He latched on to my hair. I just sat there calmly at first thinking no biggie, it was kind of gentle, and then he climbed my head and wouldn't let go, pulling it as he went. Ouch. Now, I hope he doesn't get sick. He ended up coming away with a mouthful of hair. He's never been aggressive toward me before, but he's throwing lots of orange, so I'm either invading his space or he loves me. 
~L~


