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RE: Longevity in Morphed Iguanas

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Posted by: manny at Wed Jun 13 06:50:27 2012  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by manny ]  
   

I don't think that iguanas get "bigger" in the wild as opposed to captivity. But there is some truth to this comment/ question and it has to do with many things such as: Iguanas can eat all day in the wild, food diversity and nutrient quality, are exposed to high constant UVB, genetics(yes there are different subspecies of green iguanas although some may not be classified), in captivity; inadequate husbandry, and lack of all of the above mentioned.


   

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