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What it should look like and what to do about it?…
Ok, so iguanas (and other reptiles) poop and pee at the same time. Its the same mess as bird poop, which makes sense since they are closely related in their evolution. Iguanas have no sweat glands, all excess water leave the body with their feces, which can make for some very messy disasters if you allow your iguana to go freely about the house.
The first thing to do is look it over. It should have a substantial brown scat (i.e: “turd”), not stringy, and not any unusual colors. Next to the brown part, there should be a yellow-white goo the consistency of egg-whites and finally a pool of water. If there is not at least some water present, your iguana is probably very dehydrated and you should offer a deep water bowl right away. Put the water in front of the iguana and splash it around so they can see that its there. Iguanas rarely drink water if they have fresh, moist vegetables as the bulk of their diet, dry iguana biscuits are NOT good food for iguanas and should only be offered sparingly.
If you offered your iguana clementines or anything high in fluids, WATCH OUT!! its gonna be messy.
The best way to clean after your iguana is to have a roll of toilet paper handy. I cover the whole mess with it and then let it sit for a few minutes. The paper will soak up all the fluid (add more as needed) making it easy to swipe it all off.
PG Tips Limited Edition Monkey enjoying the sunset at The Biltmore Estate in Asheville, NC
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The crow is the common name for a group of about 27 passerine birds. Crows can be found anywhere in the world except for Antarctica and South America. They are considered to be the most intelligent of birds and are very adaptable.
All North American crows black. They also have a glossy sheen. The American Crow, also known as Common Crow, is the best known crow species there is. Like all North American crows they are black from the bill to the tip of their tails and have a glossy iridescent look to its feathers. The can grow up to 21” long and are identified by their fan-shaped tails. Their average lifespan is approximately 15 years in the wild. Male and female crows look are virtually indistinguishable except for their size since males are usually slightly larger than females.
Tipper would rather have flowers than flies...this is dedicated especially to her. Please check out her site www.flickr.com/photos/63701271@N00/
Inside the same flower as in the previous shot, moth mullein . These purple structures reminded people of moth antennas, and gave it the name moth mullein . To me they look more like butterfly antennas.
This reminds me of my favorite scene from the Bollywood movie Three Idiots...
"First day of college, you asked me why didn't astronauts use a pencil in space?"
"If a pencil tip breaks, it'd float on zero gravity; get into the eyes, nose, instruments.
You were wrong. You cannot be right all the time."
Well if you guys have watched the movie, you'd see the same ulterior meaning. =)
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I was really keen to get a photo of this species with wings open . Sadly the only time I managed a decent photo was with one of them that had noticeable damage. To be honest most I saw had damage.
Tip burned leaves in cauliflower from calcium deficiency can rot once tied up over the heads and can contaminate heads as they decompose. Photo by Ben Phillips, MSU Extension.
Another of Gallen's Foden tippers. This time a 1973 London registered eight wheeler seen doing duty in Colliers Wood High Street in 1979.