@lysis666 No, the Black died awhile back from what we think was compaction and the Dwarf died like 4 months afterward. She actually died in my hands, probably from old age because she was around average size, I was unsure of her age. I kept the humidity around 80% as well as I could. A 40gal tank is perfect for a dwarf for its entire life as they don't need much more room than that. But a full grown Black can reach around 4ft long so a very large enclosure, probably 6'hx2'dx4'w is best suited.
Well the video was taken not even a week after we got them and was then the male (Black) was put into a 100gal terrarium. He passed away about 2 weeks ago from we think either compaction or some stomach disease. We couldn't really identify what it was. The female is now alone in the 40 gallon terrarium and is really fine and wont need much bigger since she is almost full grown. Thanks for the comment. Also, the set-ups she has now and the Black did have was a lot better than the one in the video
The Honduran Dwarf will get around 18" long and the Black can reach around 48" or bigger... and No Giant Green Iguanas are called such because they are the longest species of Iguana. They can push over 62"
I have a dwarf spiny tail iguana like the one you have. Do you know how big they are supposed to get, I have tried to look up info on them and cant find much about them or there growth rate or anything.
Well , the Iguana I have is a female Honduran Dwarf Spiny. She was last measured at around 12" I believe they averagely get around 18" fully grown. There are many different species of Dwarfs that will be different sizes as well.
Well, depending on their age, depends on what is the smartest to feed them. They as adults are omnivorous. Normally they aren't picking but do have favorites. As juveniles they are more carnivourous and will eat a diet of crickets, mealworms, other worms, etc. Adults eat a diet consisting of a lot of fruits, vegetables, and flowers. They especially like rose pedals. Try to stay away from a lot of lettuce since it's mostly water and not much nutrients.
Try cut up apples and they will lick bananas as well. Also, try to have a rock under the heat lamp and they will sit on this after eating, it'll aid in digestion. DONT use a heat rock. Theses cause burns.
do you still have ur iguana if so what did you keep ur humidity at and at full grown whats a good size tank to keep him in?
lysis666 11 months ago
@lysis666 No, the Black died awhile back from what we think was compaction and the Dwarf died like 4 months afterward. She actually died in my hands, probably from old age because she was around average size, I was unsure of her age. I kept the humidity around 80% as well as I could. A 40gal tank is perfect for a dwarf for its entire life as they don't need much more room than that. But a full grown Black can reach around 4ft long so a very large enclosure, probably 6'hx2'dx4'w is best suited.
critter414 11 months ago
mu dwarf spiny is the same as the on on the right side of ur tank how biig would it get in a year
cheech69ify 2 years ago
how long do they ?
Pier2pie 2 years ago
u should give em way bigger, tanks.
monkeyboyee1 2 years ago
Well the video was taken not even a week after we got them and was then the male (Black) was put into a 100gal terrarium. He passed away about 2 weeks ago from we think either compaction or some stomach disease. We couldn't really identify what it was. The female is now alone in the 40 gallon terrarium and is really fine and wont need much bigger since she is almost full grown. Thanks for the comment. Also, the set-ups she has now and the Black did have was a lot better than the one in the video
critter414 2 years ago
oh cool... that sucks that he died....
monkeyboyee1 2 years ago
Kool.
How big do those get?
Dothey get as big as green iguanas?
lastorma 2 years ago
The Honduran Dwarf will get around 18" long and the Black can reach around 48" or bigger... and No Giant Green Iguanas are called such because they are the longest species of Iguana. They can push over 62"
critter414 2 years ago
I have a dwarf spiny tail iguana like the one you have. Do you know how big they are supposed to get, I have tried to look up info on them and cant find much about them or there growth rate or anything.
mavidatt 2 years ago
Well , the Iguana I have is a female Honduran Dwarf Spiny. She was last measured at around 12" I believe they averagely get around 18" fully grown. There are many different species of Dwarfs that will be different sizes as well.
critter414 2 years ago
i have three of these but they dont seem to eat much and its hard to find out about them have you got any suggestions on food write back mate
rotetee 3 years ago
Well, depending on their age, depends on what is the smartest to feed them. They as adults are omnivorous. Normally they aren't picking but do have favorites. As juveniles they are more carnivourous and will eat a diet of crickets, mealworms, other worms, etc. Adults eat a diet consisting of a lot of fruits, vegetables, and flowers. They especially like rose pedals. Try to stay away from a lot of lettuce since it's mostly water and not much nutrients.
critter414 3 years ago
Try cut up apples and they will lick bananas as well. Also, try to have a rock under the heat lamp and they will sit on this after eating, it'll aid in digestion. DONT use a heat rock. Theses cause burns.
critter414 3 years ago
cool
toondued 3 years ago