Soldato
Wrong
iguana like most Reptiles show signs of depression Like not eating! No moving or always hiding away.iguana are one of a couple that actually show head signs Like Head bobbing for Hello and Anger.
*Show us your pet reptiles.....*
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iguana like most Reptiles show signs of depression Like not eating! No moving or always hiding away.iguana are one of a couple that actually show head signs Like Head bobbing for Hello and Anger.
Wrong
iguana are one of a couple that actually show head signs Like Head bobbing for Hello and Anger.
You have just contradicted your friend?
Caporegime
Wrong
iguana are one of a couple that actually show head signs Like Head bobbing for Hello and Anger.
That's not depression, that's manifestation of physical ailments or poor environmental conditions.
Soldato
Maybe he doesn't deal with iguanas? Like I said iguana is one of a couple species that show body language and after years getting used to them you can understand whats a hello, watch out or MOVE AWAY NOW
A slow bob in the morning is a good sign of Hello, a very fast head bob followed by puffing up is a bad sign.
Caporegime
No, I deal with snakes. It's more than possible that there are intellectual differences between snakes and lizards. Snakes do not get depressed.
Caporegime
Hey look
Just having a pet reptile is wrong so whatever...
Still don't get it...
Is keeping a rabbit in a hutch or a hamster in a cage cruel?
Soldato
Hey look
Just having a pet reptile is wrong so whatever...
Still don't get it...
And the same can be said for any pet
a lot of people dont understand why we have cats or dogs or even boring fish! "I dont mind fish btw"
And the same can be said for any pet
a lot of people dont understand why we have cats or dogs or even boring fish! "I dont mind fish btw"
I have two collies,
They have over an acre of land to roam everyday...They guard my property and have a point.
They love me back and idolise the kids...They relive stress for my aging mother and bring joy to the family...
Even the DPD, Parcel Force, UPS drivers, Love them once I said "nicely"
They really are a joy.
Soldato
Do they hunt and kill for there food??
Soldato
Do they hunt and kill for there food?? Do they have females to fight over and be the dominant male? or are you the dominant male?
See my point here??
Soldato
And am sure he/she is just has happy as are reptiles
What a dog cares for is food, he only kind and friendly because you bring them up like that. Deep inside is a wild dog.
And am sure he/she is just has happy as are reptiles
What a dog cares for is food, he only kind and friendly because you bring them up like that. Deep inside is a wild dog.
Dogs have been domesticated for 40,000 years
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...nine-ancestors-centuries-earlier-thought.html
Soldato
And maybe one day Reptiles will also be. Remember Dogs started from being only used for hunting, modern times made them pets..
They had to start from somewhere
Technology has made it far more easier to look after reptiles in modern times and it continues to improve and so will the fascination of owning them.
Associate
Back on topic.
Went to bulk buy some cat food while out in Colchester and out the corner of my eye i spotted something.
A hollowed out cork branch. Suspended it up using vines and Monty loves it. He was inside it when i took this photo.
Love the layout of the viv
Went to bulk buy some cat food while out in Colchester and out the corner of my eye i spotted something.
A hollowed out cork branch. Suspended it up using vines and Monty loves it. He was inside it when i took this photo.
Love the layout of the viv
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Associate
Well Montys new log lasted under a week as he managed to get himself stuck in it. So glad it was cork so i could pull it apart.
