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My male green iguana is just over a year old now. He is 32 inches long.
He has a 5.0 tropical uvb bulb, 75 watt uva bulb and a 75 watt red bulb for extra heat and use at night. His basking spot is currently at 95 degrees. The rest of the cage registers no lower than 85 degrees.
He normally eats at least 6-10 ounces of food a day. He is on a diet of collars, turnip greens and mustard greens regularly. He enjoys green beans, tomato and other fruits added in often.
Last week, I noticed he was eating less and less. Now he is bobbing his head at everything offered to him and refusing to eat it.
He is still a very vibrant green and active. He comes out of his cage for about an hour daily to roam and socialize. He has not gotten into any foreign material or anything of the sort.
So what could be wrong??
He has a 5.0 tropical uvb bulb, 75 watt uva bulb and a 75 watt red bulb for extra heat and use at night. His basking spot is currently at 95 degrees. The rest of the cage registers no lower than 85 degrees.
He normally eats at least 6-10 ounces of food a day. He is on a diet of collars, turnip greens and mustard greens regularly. He enjoys green beans, tomato and other fruits added in often.
Last week, I noticed he was eating less and less. Now he is bobbing his head at everything offered to him and refusing to eat it.
He is still a very vibrant green and active. He comes out of his cage for about an hour daily to roam and socialize. He has not gotten into any foreign material or anything of the sort.
So what could be wrong??