Yeah, I don't know how thats going to work out, but Ill try it. Yesterday I managed to catch him and he relaxed, so I guess its all overtime. He's growing pretty fast! Yayyy!

When I got my iguana, he was about a month old too and I had to go through the same thing. My advice is to try to hold him at least once everyday and hand feeding might help him think of you as a friend rather than a predator. Good luck.

I suggest you buy The Ultimate Guide for Iguana Owners, a 650 page pet Iguana encyclopedia, by James Hatfield.

You can read that when waiting for your ig to calm down and learn sooo many tips.

It's actually called: Green Iguana: The Ultimate Owner's Manual. I've linked to it for you.

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heh and I copied pasted from the website so I spelled stuff right

Greetings-

I hope things are going well for you and your new iguana. Though they are terrors as babies, most will calm down some as they grow.

One other thing, UVB is significantly cut down as it goes through screen. Please be sure your cage allows uninterrupted UVB from the lamp to the iguana.

Regards,
Dominick

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