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Old 01-05-2016, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Wiix
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Another new behavior has come about. While in her tank she just stares at me and bobs her head. I think that's good. She doesn't run in a wild panic like she did, well sometimes but not constantly. She still wake in a wild panic too but once in a while I'll grab her before she gets too out of control.

She is the wildest iguana I have ever had. All the others, about 30, have been very easy to handle. I was able to spend a lot more time with the others but she make it nearly impossible to.
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Could be her breed or she was wild for the time before she was caught.
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Today is the first time her dewlap has unfurled.
The head bobbing and display of the dewlap sounds to me as if Bella might be a male and is just showing off his mating routine for you. I think somebody likes you
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She is in the middle of a full body shed. She can't wait for me to peel her. The itching makes her crazy.
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I do put her in the tub to help with that.
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Another thing that helps a little with the shedding is gently massaging a small amount of castor oil where any shedding skin is at. I used to have to use castor oil on the base of Sally's spines. If I didn't, the skin would not come off even after a soak in the tub.
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