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Sub-order Haemosporidia

Saturday, April 2nd, 2011


Analogous to the well-known malaria parasite of man there are blood parasites in other mammalians, birds and reptiles. Most of the intermediate transmitting hosts are arthropods. Haemoproteus tarentolae Riding occurs in the erythrocytes of geckos; H.metchnikovi Simond in the tortoise Chitra indica Gray. Similar types are listed by Reichenow (1953).

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Feeding Your Iguana

Friday, July 9th, 2010


Correct feeding is probably the most important aspect of keeping your iguana in good health, and is also the area in which most problems occur. Iguanas are herbivorous, that is, they eat plants; but they will also devour insects and small rodents in the wild.

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Their large size means adult iguanas have few natural predators, but they are the prey of large snakes, such as boas and anacondas. Baby iguanas are more vulnerable, being preyed on by turtles, large fish, and a variety of mammals and birds.

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