What is the Best Way...

**Critter's mom** · #11 03-15-2008, 04:55 PM

This might sound like a no brainer but remember to put the toilet seat down!!!

**Moshpitrockchick** · #12 03-16-2008, 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by marianoh44

ive had my iguana for like 7 months and its kinda starting to settle down. my advice is to hand feed it often..that way it associates you as a friend. also spend all the time u can with it, the hip leash I think is one of the best things to help u and your iguana..i just let mine sit on my shoulder while I play videogames or watch tv. and also if u let it free in ur restroom just put towels under the door so it doesnt get away.

after about half an hour I ussually put her back in the cage.

This works great until he gets bigger, then they want to be on your shoulder/head and it kills your neck to have 13lbs of lizard hanging from your earlobe.

I always made my guy stay on my forearm so he wouldn't get his feelings hurt when I wouldn't let him on my head anymore.
Also he likes sitting on the back of the couch while i'm in the living room.

**lizardking508** · #13 03-16-2008, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by ThePHX

Yeahh, i can onlyy imagine how fast he is...luckily(i knocked on wood) he hasnt gotten out yet, and the only place Ive had to chase him was inside his tank.

When I had my iguanas, one got out of his enclosure one day. He found his way to a open window, knocked out the screen and jumped out. I was in the back yard doing something. I just happened to look down to my driveway and see an iguana. Not the typical wildlife here in Pittsburgh, PA. At first I thought to myself "There is a iguana in my driveway that looks like mine." Then I saw the screen and thought "OH NO!!" Luckily he was not afraid of me, and I got to him before he got to a tree.

Ron

**SurvivorSteph** · #14 03-16-2008, 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by lizardking508

When I had my iguanas, one got out of his enclosure one day. He found his way to a open window, knocked out the screen and jumped out. I was in the back yard doing something. I just happened to look down to my driveway and see an iguana. Not the typical wildlife here in Pittsburgh, PA. At first I thought to myself "There is a iguana in my driveway that looks like mine." Then I saw the screen and thought "OH NO!!" Luckily he was not afraid of me, and I got to him before he got to a tree.

Ron

That would totally freak me out!

ilovedominator · #15 05-23-2008, 08:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Merlin

And you don't have to go chasing it thru the house when the socializing session is over.

LMAO! thats what happens to me everytime I try to take him out of the cage! We usually end up him jumping out and running all over my room and me after it trying to catch it lol.

I really need to stop that.


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