choice of iggys for rehome

[alan66]

3 different Iggys here, all looking for a home.

An 18 year old lady who looks like she survived Hiroshima

A younger, but bigger, lady needing some TLC

A young male, much better than when we got him and actually quite tame!!

Rehoming - not selling so no price, just a sensible rehome donation - you set the amount.

Alan

[alan66]

Quick bump for the 3 stooges...................

[jennie1981]

hi have u got any idea of the age of the younger female and have u got pics of both females please i have a 9 year old iggy whose a male and we would love a companion for him and also what price for donation would you except. Thanks

[alan66]

Hi Jennie,

We were told the younger female was about 7 years old, but the owner appeared somewhat uncertain (not unusual).

We have no fixed price or set donation amount, we leave it to your discretion.

Will try to pop a piccy of her on here in the morning, but anyone is welcome to view the three, anytime.

Alan

[alan66]

Sorry.....been unable to put pics on yet as we are so busy its ludicrous!!!!!

Anyone interested in any of these three?????

[jennie1981]

hi the younger female when you say she needs tlc is she recovering from injury or illness or is she not very tame. My husband and myself are very interested but are on holiday in a few weeks so would not be able to take her in until around about 20th december. If this would be ok with you then we would very much like to arrange to come and see her.

[python lover09]

pm sent

[alan66]

PM replied

Hi,
When I say TLC, like most lizards we get, she has had some rough treatment in the past. She has had MBD, but this is now fine. She has had alot of retained shed in the past, leading to missing spines on her back, but again, we have sorted this.
The vet has given her a clean bill of health, but she will never be "show quality"

She is actually pretty good with me, whippy as hell in the viv, but very calm for a cuddle. Not yet happy to let her roam as I think she would be hard work to recapture, and a bit whippy, but shes not a monster, and the TLC will make her a nice pet for anyone with a bit of experience.

Alan

[innfluence]

hi do you still need a home for your iggys as im building some vivs 8ft high by 1.2 square base to rescue a couple as i have already got a rescued male if interested email me on innfluence@hotmail.co.uk thanks andy

[Debbie1962]

Not yet happy to let her roam as I think she would be hard work to recapture, and a bit whippy, but shes not a monster

Sounds like mine. A decent pair of guantlets will help with that as long as you avoid the tail as it flippin hurts.