Thanks, Valerie! Yeah, I was lucky to capture this. Gnarla has a "WTH?!" look on her face. Against popular knowledge, they actually room together in the same cage. They had separate cages for years, then Gnarla did lots of harm to her nose/hands trying to escape her enclosure. I noticed that when I'd put her in to "visit" Yaz in his cage, she relaxed. (So much for non-sociable iguanas!) So they've been housed together for about 6 months, and her wounds have healed 100%. Yaz is the perfect gentleman at home, although he enjoys playing "grab tail" when they're out. Gnarla, however, is more than capable of telling him to buzz off! :)
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Posted by: Melissa J. (cadycam)
1 year ago | Flag this
What a cute couple!
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Posted by: Valerie (Valerie62)
2 years ago | Flag this
Awww...that's adorable!
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Posted by: Janie C. (Jayknee)
2 years ago | Flag this
Thanks, Valerie! Yeah, I was lucky to capture this. Gnarla has a "WTH?!" look on her face. Against popular knowledge, they actually room together in the same cage. They had separate cages for years, then Gnarla did lots of harm to her nose/hands trying to escape her enclosure. I noticed that when I'd put her in to "visit" Yaz in his cage, she relaxed. (So much for non-sociable iguanas!) So they've been housed together for about 6 months, and her wounds have healed 100%. Yaz is the perfect gentleman at home, although he enjoys playing "grab tail" when they're out. Gnarla, however, is more than capable of telling him to buzz off! :)