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Post by draco1 on Feb 19, 2005 4:59:45 GMT -8
Well according to the vet diane was right and draco is a girl. the vet went by the pores and said it looked like a female to her. i dont know how positive the vet was but that is how they listed draco on the info. if anything changes i will let ya all know. i just hope i dont have problems with eggs. but i guess it doesnt make a dif each gender has its ups and downs. well thats it for now and thanks all ;D
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Post by prism_wolf on Feb 19, 2005 8:04:44 GMT -8
I wouldn't worry about a little ol' girl with little ol' eggs. The biggest thing to remember is to keep her hydrated...all year. Plenty of food misting will accomplish this. See if she'll lick the spray as it squirts out of the bottle. Zair loves to drink this way. When you do realize she has become gravid. Boost her high calcium foods a touch to compenstae for the calcium being drawn from her body to develop the eggs. Adding a light dusting of calcium carbonate will also be needed. For more info...just type in "iguana breeding season" without quotations. You will get info there...  |
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Post by IguanaKing on Feb 19, 2005 8:23:22 GMT -8
Yup...what V said. Also, make sure she has plenty of opportunity for climbing and other exercise.
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Post by prism_wolf on Feb 19, 2005 9:56:54 GMT -8
Er...that was for a google search...  |
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