i didnt get an ICQ btw

Okay I am going to go get him. I am so scared to catch him. :1orglaugh

But I have to so I will!!!

I have a huge box for a 36 inch TV so I am going to put him in that with some branches!!

Wish me luck!!! :thumbsup

i used to have one and if he bites you accident or not, they have some sharp sharp ass teeth, almost like a razor all the way around thier mouth, so be careful.

AC

Whats the status Loryn? :glugglug

Don't forget to wash your hands afterwards. Iguanas transmit Samonella at high rates.

lol yeah me too

I already scream when I see a spider or ant

omfg, when people dont know anyting about something different opinions start flying huh? they will NOT bite you, they are not like iguana's.. they do not have sharp teeth. i cant believe what i am hearing lololol

Girl ICQ me!!! I just added you!! 337303813

I need help with this guy!!! :winkwink:

OMG, he's soooooo cool!!! Poor Loryn, you're like Mother hen with all the pets you have rescued lately! :winkwink:

Well you are calling it a guy all the time, but maybe it is a girl, you don't know :winkwink:

50 cool Iguanas

she is pretty cool

So did you catch it?
WG

More like 53 Bearded Dragons

I think it is also a female because of the size of the head...im only freaking out because i have a dragon myself and i care for them deeply. I guess its like if someone found a dog and didnt know how to care for it ya know....

Actually, Bearded Dragons have REALLY sharp teeth and they can bite in self defense. Their teeth are a lot sharper than Green Iguanas.

Make sure you give the Bearded Dragon crickets, mealworms, wax worms, etc. as well. You can order insects in bulk from http://www.grubco.com/

Be sure to have a place to keep the insects such as a small fishtank. Having a Bearded Dragon in a sense is like having hundreds of pets as you need the insects to survive...until feeding time.

I think generally Bearded Dragons are tamer than Green Iguanas but the Iguanas are easier to take care of due to them being vegetarians and all.

http://www.loryntaylor.com/images/dragon1.JPG

http://www.loryntaylor.com/images/Dragon.JPG

Okay here is her new home. She has apples and water and branches.

If the guy who I think owns her says he does not own her I have already prepared to find her a new home by putting an add on Craig's List. Two people have already e-mailed me saying they want her. YEAH!!!!

Awesome!!! If I didn't have two cats, I would love to take her. :)

i know. doesn't that piss you off sometimes

Cool iguana :winkwink:

Okay guys he is in the box and he is not moving like he use to when I came up to him. He is not perky. It's warm outside 96 degrees and he is in the shade.

Could he just be sleeping from all the stress and food???

Help me :waaaaahh

BUMP FOR HELP

Is he eating the apples?
WG

he is so beautiful :thumbsup

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

You finally checked? :winkwink:

wow, real cool :thumbsup

keep it or sell it to one of theese guys coz they like that kinda kreepy stuff.

respect to ta for taking care of it though

is it eating the apples? i believe they eat insects. goodluck loryn! :winkwink:

I was gonna same the same thing, those lizards are so cool. They are just so relaxed and fun to watch...

nice pic :glugglug

HAHAHA!

Yup, I have caught ones very similiar to that as a kid.

Here are a couple more lizards from downunder that look like they belong on a Jurassic Park set :)

http://www.cityofgosford.com/lizards/images/ckingii.jpg

http://www.cityofgosford.com/lizards...m_horridus.jpg

bet it would make a great designer hand bag. take a look at him, now add an "L" and a "V"

Bearded dragons are pretty friendly, I have been thinking about getting one. As far as the teeth go I dont know but I have seen them tear up some pinky mice:2 cents:

haha.. is every big lizard an iguana?

Yes it's a bearded dragon.. and he will eat some vegetation but prefers bugs. Petco/Petsmart sells crickets. Get him those. You can feed him waxworms too as mentioned but stay away from mealworms. He'll also eat mustard greens, kale, squash and the like (cut it up in small pieces).

My 17 year old raises herps. His beardie, Rex, is 6 years old and the tamest thing in the world...unless he thinks you're lunch.

Loryn..

this link might help with care info..

http://www.kingsnake.com/gladescs/bearded/

Great Job on getting it into the box!!

It is very pretty and your pics are awesome!
Good luck with it!:thumbsup

He probably eats alot of food.

Thank you!!!

She is now laying there with her eyes closed not moving. I gently pushed on her back with my figures and nudged her, she didn't jump or anything. She slowly opened her eyes and that was it. I don't want to pick her up if she is just sleeping.

Is this normal behavior for them?

Also should I put a light in there with her to keep her warm through the night or will she be okay in the box? It is way warm here at night, like 85 degrees. At dawn it gets like 60 degrees. Will she be okay???

Sounds normal. They are pretty laid back and sounds like she's/he's had a big day. They sleep like logs at night.. A temp down to 60 isn't too good. if you have a heating pad of some sort you might try rigging that up under whatever you have in the bottom of her box.. just on one side so she can move to it if she wants. My son's beardie's enclosure stays at 75 degrees with a hot spot high on one side that's about 110. There are all sorts of heat type things at the pet store from lights, black lights, to ceramic heaters. If you don't have a heating pad handy for tonight.. you might try some sort of reading light with perhaps a 100 watt bulb over the top of the box she's in.

I'm sure she belongs to someone in the neighborhood.