>
> If they get nasty, the easiest way to calm them down and move them back to
> their enclosure is a large beach towel. Just toss it over the top of them,
> and with some thick gloves wrap them up, set them in their home and let
them
> crawl out of the towel when they are ready.
>
Well, my sons savanna monitor is very mild mannered and seems to recognize
the hand that feeds him isn't going to hurt him but the iguanas are just plain
crazy. I looked it up and they raise them for food in Central and South America
like we raise chickens here. I'm not sure what they would taste like but I'm
sure they deserve what ever treatment they get. My had is all torn up from
just trying to feed and water this crazy animal.
Moon
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