iguana about there cages?

Question

i would like to know if anyone could send me pics of there cages and homes i would like to get some ideas to add to my new iguana's cage...

the cage i have for him now is huge or at least to me its about 7 feet long and 5 feet high and about 4 feet wide i just looking for other things to add to and maybe make another cage for him

Answer 1

hi there
i glad to here someone actually has a proper cage size for their Iggy ... i get so many rescues that they have them in like bird cages and dog crates .. it's a sin and it hurts me see these poor animal like this ...we had 2 that was rescued from a guy that had the both in one bird cage both were just under the 6 foot mark .. this cage was 4x3x2.5 it was sick... we wanted to punch the guy out when we say it...the guy said he got them off a friend... they couldn't really move, the only way they could somewhat stretch out was to hang from the top and still was not long enough..they were full of soars, on the nose it was right to the bone......
but anyways bigger is better and u doing great..i wouldn't have much to add to this cage other then bigger is better ..and lots of climbing material... good luck on ur Iggy ... and u made my day hearing their actual ppl out there that cares...about Iggy's

Answer 2

I can't sent you some pics - no scanner. Here's some sites you can view some ideas. Just make sure they have plenty of room to move around in and climbing areas. Our iguana is still young and she's in a large rabbit/guinea pig cage. My son added branches for climbing and foliage for camouflage. For when she gets larger, he's building a cage that will be 2'deepx4'widex6'tall. She's about 36" right now.

Answer 3

there are humidifiers that you'll acquire with four inch openings and you'll get a hose from a ironmongery store. you'll take a seat it external of the cage as a substitute of getting to take away your decore simply so as to add water. you're going to have got to near off all however one million facet to particularly carry the humidity given that it is going to most likely transfer into the room which it is going to besides however it is going to a minimum of be focused within the cage to begin with. humidity for ig's is difficult given that the cage is so huge. I could check out a time mister that's just like the watering matters on the grocery retailer for veggies. virtually it sprays a high-quality mist for three-15 seconds each and every hour. it will probably additionally take a seat external the cage and the hose runs alongside the highest.

Answer 4

All I can say is what I've seen. Give him an elevated place to defecate from that he can move away from. It's a natural instinct to keep predators from finding them. They poop, then they move away. Where the poop lands, predators look up to find them. Which is why they move away. I knew one that climbed to the top of a bookcase, dropped it in a wastebasket, and came back down.

Answer 5

Here is a picture of my cage