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Pictures of my cyclura

cyclura21 Feb 02, 2011 06:05 PM

Here is my little guy!

Replies (3)

Paradon Feb 04, 2011 08:02 PM

You have a good looking one.... Then again...all of them are! [laugh]

May I suggest feeding him veggies high in carbohydrate? I noticed when I feed my green ig some butternut squash and parsnips, they stimulate his appetite. If I'm not mistaken, the carbohydrate helps with hormonal balanced.... I think it's because it gives them the energy they need. He has grown to become one of the largest and very robust iguana anybody has ever seen around here. Plus parsnips and other hard veggies are a lot more nutritious than just feed them leafy green veggies.

extreemosaurus Feb 05, 2011 02:52 PM

can you post a pic?.. i want to see it.. thanks

Paradon Feb 05, 2011 10:24 PM

I haven't been able to post new pictures for quite a while since my camera broke down. But most hard veggies are more nutritious than regular leafy green veggies. My iguana wasn't eating well like he used to and was getting kindda skinny, so I added some winter squash to his salad which were consist of mostly greens. As soon as he saw the butternut squash, he attacked the plate and ate everything on the plate. After that I just put some grated parsnips, winter squash and other hard veggies on top and he eats that first, then snack on most of the greens all day. After a while, I try giving just greens, but he would only take a few bites here and there. Now a days, he usually gets the hard veggies. You can try it for yourself.... I'm not lying.

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