by insaniac » Mon Feb 16, 2009 11:43 am
Found this on " jackspets.com "
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CLUB TAIL IGUANA
Ctenosaura sp.
Club tail iguanas are native to Mexico and Central America where they inhabit open forests, rocky slopes, and ruins. These heat-loving baskers are usually found in groups with a dominant male. They can be housed in groups with only one male per group.
Their strongly spined tail is used in defense.
Maximum size: 24-36”
Lighting: Full spectrum fluorescent UV bulbs and a basking light are required.
Temperature range: Day 78°- 95°F Night 62°-83°F Basking area to 100°F
Food: Iguana salad should be 95% of their diet. Crickets, mealworms, and pinkie mice coated in calcium and vitamin powder should be offered 3-4 times a week to complete their dietary requirements. Occasionally, some fruit and flowers can be offered.
Water: A container of clean water should always be available. Occasional misting will provide water droplets for drinking.
Housing/Habitat: An aquarium equipped with an under tank heating pad at one end, a calci-sand or desert substrate, landscaped to simulate their natural habitat. A rock placed under the basking light will absorb heat and provide belly heat to aid digestion. The rock should be placed so that the top spot reaches the high end of the needed basking temperature. Branches for climbing and hiding places in both the cool and the warm end of the enclosure are needed.
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