Your iguana needs a place to explore, hide, and rest. When the iguana is smaller, a 30-gallon glass vivarium is fine. Iguanas need a much larger enclosure as they get bigger, preferably a cage or pen.

The female rock iguana lays five to 20 eggs, for example, while the green iguana lays around 65 eggs. Eggs are laid in a burrow in a warm, ... Green Iguana Care Sheet; University of Florida: ...

The Rancourts’ experience with Quazzy is not typical. No one knows this better than reptile rescuer AJ Gutman of West Hartford. Gutman operates the Connecticut Iguana Sanctuary in her home. S… ...

Kermit used to be a wonderful companion, say Karen and Zach, but has become somewhat of a beast. They’ve been taking care of Kermit since he was a newborn and have watched the green iguana grow ...

"The (commission) encourages homeowners to kill green iguanas on their own property whenever possible," the directive says. "Iguanas can also be killed year-round and without a permit on 22 public ...

Reggie, the 7-year-old green iguana, who previously lived at the Winking Lizard Taven in Peninsula for five years, will serve as an ambassador animal at the African Safari Wildlife Park. Recently ...