Someone asked how iguanas get along with ferrets. In my experience, they don't. It depends on the size of the iguana though. My iguana is over three feet and housed in a 2' X 4' cage. One evening I heard a scuffle in the ferrets' room. This is not unusual, as the natives can get pretty restless and at times have been known to knock things over. But after a few minutes, I decided to check on the critters just in case. Both my ferrets were very, very excited and running around the room like they were possessed. I looked in the iguana cage and saw that her water crock had been spilled all over the place, and the iguana looked "mad". There was a tiny bit of blood on her face and...eeks!... tiny white ferret hairs in her mouth! Somehow the ferrets had entered her cage, taken a frolic in the ig's water bowl, had given the iguana a "kiss"... got a nasty bite in return, and gotten the hell outa there! In my opinion, if the iguana had been even a little bit smaller or less defensive, she would have sustained serious injuries. The ferts were unharmed physically. Still... reptiles and ferrets just don't mix. cadel [Posted in FML issue 1815]