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Old 11-29-10, 03:07 AM   #1
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hi everyone.
can you tell me if fur tree branches are safe for my iguana.
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Old 11-29-10, 12:24 PM   #2
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Re: iguana furniture

As in Pine??

The sap is nasty.
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Re: iguana furniture

what should i use please.
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Grape wood would probably be best.

Other than that, any hard wood that doesn't have a sticky sap or resin. If you use natural wood that you've collected, it *must* be properly dried and disinfected first. It should be baked in a wood kiln or a conventional oven for several hours to kill any molds, bacteria, or parasites as well as to dry it out.

My iguana uses a combination of grape wood and sumba vine

Sumba Vine
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thank you. i will have to have a good search in the garden centres.
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I use limbs from apple or cherry trees.

any hardwood like maple, oak, ash, cherry, etc.

all connifer (evergreen) trees produce a toxic sap that is like glue.
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