I had one for years and ended up giving it to my mom's co-worker's son. He loves it, she's probably pushing 7-8 yrs old by now. I think i got her in 1999.

She was fairly low maintenance, but I kept up with everything (temp, humidity, UV light, etc) and she remained healthy. You can't get true UV light from those florescent bulbs, you should use a regular screw-in type bulb for UV.

I gave the book away with the dragon, but I got most my info from the net.

Keep the iguana & dragon in different cages, though. I had both in 1 cage, male iquana & female dragon. The iguana tried to mate with the dragon and tore off some skin. She healed just fine, though.

I fed her crickets & the biggest meal worms I could find. Pinkies are pretty good, too, but I never fed them to her.

Occasionally, if I found a beetle outside, I'd give it to her and she'd chew on it for a good minute or two.

She liked chopped carrots and apples. I also made sure I put greens in there also, like mustard greens, collard greens, and some regular lettuce & cellary. She didn't really drink water, so I would try to feed her things that had water in them, and I'd also mist her with a spray bottle every once in a while.

~Luke
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