Iguanidae, such as the iguanas and the other related species, are known as some of the highly loved pets all over the world. When they start becoming familiar with their environment, iguanas tend to become really friendly. Plus, they have a unique and remarkable look, and not to mention that they are also vegan. As … Read more
This can mean different things. If your Green Iguana is basking in the sun, or in a hot enclosure it means that its overheating, and allowing the hot internal air to escape via its mouth. This is natural and not a sure sign of distress, but they need to be able to cool off either via a … Read more
Pinworms are a common problem in iguanas, my iguana had them herself when she was younger. I had her for several months before I noticed that when she defecated her feces was literally crawling. – Ew! As a note, they are also common in almost everything, including humans! They are usually not dangerous, but if … Read more
The temperature and the amount of water for washing Water must have the appropriate temperature, as the temperature of the bathing water must match with the iguana temperature. Water should have from 29 to 32 ° C. If, during the washing, water Cools down, remove some water and add some hot water, and mix it … Read more
I adopted Babe from a reptile lover, was quite knowledgeable about proper care. He fed him properly, supplementing his diet with calcium and gave him the necessary lighting and climate control. His enclosure was a large converted dining hutch with all the essential items, but the expense of food and the upkeep of his large … Read more
What it should look like and what to do about it?… Ok, so iguanas (and other reptiles) poop and pee at the same time. Its the same mess as bird poop, which makes sense since they are closely related in their evolution. Iguanas have no sweat glands, all excess water leave the body with their … Read more
THE MOST IMPORTANT JOB OF VITAMIN D AND CALCIUM is to combine together to build strong bones. We all know “Drink milk – it does a body good.” Human beings need calcium to be healthy and to grow properly. So do iguanas. The growth rate of an iguana and humans are similar. They both reach … Read more
Iguanas belong to the same family as lizards do. They are cold-blooded creatures and, just like other reptiles, their body temperature adapts to the temperature of their surroundings. This is why iguanas have an impressive capability to thrive and survive long in their environment. The most basic and distinct features of iguanas are their very … Read more
The number one illness that affects pet iguanas is Metabolic Bone Disease (MBD). This is a crippling disease that is usually caused by improper lighting. An iguana will only begin to show signs of MBD after it’s already fairly severe, this is why it is absolutely important to make sure you are providing your pet … Read more
Pros of Owning an Iguana Dogs are a man’s best friend – this is what we often hear. But would you readily believe it if I told you that an iguana could be man’s best friend too? You have surely heard many stories about people treating their pet cats, dogs, birds, and even fishes as their … Read more