Name: Ray Title: Reptile Question's

hey i"m new of owning my own my 1st topic,i"m here to try to help you with your question.i"ve studying reptiles butif you having any question's about your pet reptile just feel free to ask and i will try to help you  ?

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Name: Ray • Date: 05/15/2008 19:28:23

i've studying reptiles and insect going for 3 years now,and i want test out of how much ive study them,if its about(,snakes,lizards,or others) just feel free,im only new and i want to test out of how much i really study,trying to work with them  =

Name: lindalu • Date: 05/16/2008 10:14:00

Hello there ray!

Ok...I'll help you out, here goes.

What is the proper lighting for a Green Iguana, and why is it important that the iguana have this light?  =

Name: Ray • Date: 05/16/2008 22:32:56

uv day light during the day to help them get their light and the night light is for them during the night not as heat as the day light but still they get the same light  =

Name: Ray • Date: 05/16/2008 22:37:35

it depends on how long the cage is i had 2 Green Iguana's they both passed away awhile back,cause the place that sell the UV day and night lights were out and i didn't have gas money to go to another place that had it,they were well fed well took care of,,  =

Name: lindalu • Date: 05/17/2008 09:38:57

Iguanas require UVB light to create vitamin D3 . Iguanas need this vitamin to help absorb calcium in their diets. Without full spectrum lighting, iguanas develop a condition called metabolic bone disease, which is a calcium deficiency.  =

Name: ray • Date: 05/17/2008 17:01:59

yea,mine died without light,witch a miss them a lot lot but hey theres nothing i can do to bring them back,so im 19 years old been working with them,but thats what i meant about the UV lights but i couldn't find a way to explain it,,but thanks for Re-ranging it for me  =

Name: Ray • Date: 05/17/2008 17:05:08

im not saying im a know it all,i still got more to learn,,i read and read stuff about them sometimes,i just wanted to work with them,  =

Name: ray • Date: 05/17/2008 17:23:59

Diet: Green iguanas are omnivorous, so they eat both plants and meat. They tend to eat mostly plants, though, especially leaves and fruits. Sometimes green iguanas (especially young ones) will eat eggs, insects, and small vertebrates.  =

Name: Ray • Date: 05/26/2008 23:52:45

if any one has a question about breeding snakes feel free to leave a feed back and i will try to help you out with your question's.....  =