ilovejonathan1998

Our Iguana's name is George and we've had him now for about a month. The lady we
adopted him from said she thinks he's around 9 to 10 years old. We adopted him from a
woman in Houston. He was found in New Orleans after the hurriacane roaming the
streets. This is our first Iguana and it has been a fun experience so far. He's very friendly,
gentle and he loves to sit in your lap. He lives in our guest bedroom and he seems to
really like it. He sleeps on the bed under the heat lamp every night. He comes out every
evening and joins us for a while. I feed him every evening after he's had a while with us.
I'm scared I might be doing things wrong and I want to make sure I'm taking care of
George in the best possible way!
Questions:
1) How many cups of food do I need to feed George each day?
2) I'm having trouble with him using the litter box on his own, I have to put him it so that
he will use it. Another concern is that he's only having about one bowel movement a
week. This is probably what I'm the most concerned about! I know it can't be healthy for
an Iguana to only have one BM a week.
3) How often do I need to mist him with water?
Thank you, Sherri

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