Please see Part I of this article for notes on constructing a practical outdoor nesting area for Green Iguanas (Iguana iguana).
Some breeders (and commercial farms) prefer to provide an underground entranceway into the garbage can nest site (Please see Part I), which is more in keeping with the Green Iguana’s habit of constructing a nesting chamber at the end of a long tunnel. Read More »
Those of you with a mature pair of Green Iguanas (Iguana iguana) may expect to see courtship behavior in February/March (Note: males may become aggressive at this time, please see article below). While these huge lizards can be quite a handful, captive breeding is a worthwhile experience that you’ll not soon forget.
If not provided a suitable nesting site, gravid females may retain their eggs, which can lead to serious illness and death. Having a suitable area to deposit eggs is thus critical to both good health and breeding success. Read More »
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