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This is what our member has to say: Alright I'm sure my iguana has reached a new stage in its development! Yay! Over the two months I've had it (and bugging the **** ...


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02-18-2006, 01:03 AM
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New stage in development!

Alright I'm sure my iguana has reached a new stage in its development! Yay!
Over the two months I've had it (and bugging the **** out of you guys posting), I've seen it head bob 5 times total, and three were in the last 3 days, everyday.
It would head bob me in the morning when I first go into the enclosure or room. Each and every day, without fail.
I know boys head bob more and females are supposed to head bob really jerkily and not smoothly etc. Mine is smooth rhythmic like that of a male. Yet, he has shown no signs of any male characteristics yet, no enlarged femoral pores, no jowls, nothing. But again that may happen later.
My poll for Liv or Tyler is at 9 Liv vs. 2 Tyler now. Still think so? HEH!

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Sorry, I don't know enough about igs to give my vote. I am still trying to figure out the uro and Bearded Dragons I have. Best of luck though!
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