I have two of them in my same cage. They are almost 2 years old. One of my iquana is attacting the other one, why? What can I do?
Thanks
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I have two of them in my same cage. They are almost 2 years old. One of my iquana is attacting the other one, why? What can I do?
Thanks
>>I have two of them in my same cage. They are almost 2 years
>>old. One of my iquana is attacting the other one, why? What
>>can I do?
Get another cage.
Iguanas need a certain amount of personal space, based on their size and age.
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Scott Robert Ladd
1.0.0 Iguana (Rex)
1.1.0 African Giant Plated Lizard (Clyde, Cassie)
1.0.1 Uro mali (Wizard, Dizzy)
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1.1.0 Parakeet (Thor, Zeus)
1.4.0 Homo sapiens (Scott, Maria, Elora, Becky, Tessa)
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Coyote's right.
You may also have same-sex iguanas, though even male/female couples can have territorial or personal space issues.
At 2 years old they definately need A LOT of space, each with their own adult-sized enclosure, or both in a "two in one" enclosure that will offer them 2 basking spots, feeding spots, cooling spots, hiding spots, etc.
Hehehe, you got work to do!
-IJ
Separate them as soon as possible if you dont want to lose one or both.
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