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Did you know +ha+ iguanas are really quie+ and they're cute too. I think they are much cuter +han hamsters. Love, Your son, Alex Dear Alex guanas can grow +0 be over six fee* long. ou won'* have enough space in your whole room, much less on your dresser (with or withou+ your +rophies). ove orn Dear Mom, You would never even have +0 see +he iguana.

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