Boomkip
Arachnosquire
- Joined
- Aug 23, 2021
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- 52
From the tip of his nose to the tip of his tail he is around 130cm. He is very docile and mellow, even during breeding season, he shows no agression to humans, only to his reflection. He did get a little bit crankier after our female died last June. They were a bonded pair (she was the Alpha, but was a rescue with significant health issues and stunted growth, which eventually caught up to her. Still got to enjoy her for 7 years.) We really consider ourselves lucky with his laid back personality because we have had some (edited for abbreviation) stinkpersonality iguanas in the past aswell.What a lovely gentleman. What's his size and temperament like?
I don't and I really wish I did, but alas I was a 13 year old kid and digital cameras were expensive and in their infancy . Lovely enclosure by the way. Too many people keep them in subpar conditions and it makes me very happy to see this guy in his castle.That is amazing! You probably don't have any photos by chance?
At least you have the memories. I can use my imagination And thank you! Build it from scratch. Frummel was actually a rescue aswell, and totally not planned. He came with a tiny enclosure (and we didn't have our old iguana enclosure anymore), so we had to build this in 3 weeks. I love building my animals tanks, I usually include elaborate backgrounds, but that would have been shredded within a yearI don't and I really wish I did, but alas I was a 13 year old kid and digital cameras were expensive and in their infancy . Lovely enclosure by the way. Too many people keep them in subpar conditions and it makes me very happy to see this guy in his castle.
Veggie eating machines. Those toes and claws designed for for taming the wily wild cabbage.
Every dang time! Porked out max and all smug, and the place looks like a bomb went off in the produce section.it only costs you about half the cabbage to use it.