In the case of pneumonia, the cold is more likely. It is important to warm the environment, keep it dry and ventilated and then supply some water with electrolytics.
Drugs available in the water for minor cases of iguana pneumonia are typically plaster injection fluids or thiocin powder. The exact amount of use shall be rationalized according to the size of the lizard. The most important point is that the use of drugs must be sustained, and the use must be gradually reduced after the symptoms have disappeared, before a complete stoppage can be achieved for one to two weeks. If it's serious, it's recommended to go to the pet hospital.
It needs to be provided with a good breeding environment, with the preparation of rearing equipment such as rearing boxes, UVBs, UVAs, nightlights, thermo-moistometers, etc., and good equipment is the key to raising guilds. Secondly, what we need to do is control the temperature. Lion iguanas are thermogenic animals that need to be kept warm enough to keep them well. The temperature needs to be kept at around 37 degrees during the day and around 30 degrees at night. Supplements such as calcium powder and vitamins also need to be prepared. In terms of feeding, the breeders feed mainly insects, such as iguanas and bread worms, which are smaller and non-toxic. The breeder may also occasionally feed some raw meat, but not too much needs to be controlled. Last one. Next one.