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Iguana Breeders?

nightspell Oct 25, 2005 03:44 AM

Maybe this is a stupid question, I don't know. So everyone knows you can't find iguanas at reptile/exotic expos, because they're so horrifically abundant everywhere else, but... I'm having trouble finding iguana breeders ANYWHERE. Aren't there any people out there with healthy bred specifically for good health and disposition? I had an iguana for most of my young life; he was a pet-store ig and he was fantastic, but I'm regularly unimpressed with iguanas I see in pet stores and want another one now that I have a house to keep one in.

I searched the forum for "iguana breeder" but couldn't find any, I can't find any on google or yahoo, either and can't find any in the several breeder listings I've looked through. I'd really appreciate any help offered. I'd be more than willing to overpay for a healthy, young, good tempered ig from healthy parents than underpay @ Petco or something...

Thanks again.

Replies (2)

ncnelsons Oct 25, 2005 06:44 AM

Why not adopt? JN

HerpGirl Oct 25, 2005 07:11 AM

i have seen igs at herp shows, babies and sub adults. annoyingly enough, they usually have a bunch of baby igs in tank at the edge of their table and they are usually labled "spanish-speaking iguanas." hasnt anyone else seen this before?
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