What Is An Iguana

Series Summary

Are you a creative soul that chooses to beat to a different drum? Does the potential normalcy of a pet dog or cat frighten you? Well, if you choose to align yourself with the eccentric and totally hip social caste, then no ordinary pet will do. And, nothing screams creativity and independence more than a pet iguana. The green iguana is a large species of lizard. It can grow up to five feet long and weigh as much as twenty pounds! Truly, an iguana this size would definitely demand attention. Also, for those cool hipsters, the happy or excited iguana will bob his head back and forth in manner that will make any metal head grin from ear to ear. This pet, though not a huge fan of being handled, will adapted well to an owner with a pleasant disposition and an appropriate habitat. So, if you have been considering exploring the lizard kingdom for a pet, this video series will put you on your way to a better understanding of iguanas.

So, take some time, and watch this free video series today. Our expert, Nichole Bragg, shows you how to care for a pet iguana. Learn how to handle this lizard, and learn the best diet of an iguana. Nichole shows you how to spot a healthy iguana and how to tell the difference between males and females. She also shows you how to build a habitat for your iguana. So, if you are interested in owning a pet iguana, watch and learn with this free video series today!

Video Transcript

"On behalf of Expert Village, I'm Nichole, here to tell you about Iguanas. Iguanas are very large lizards that make really good pets. They are very large, getting up to two and a half to three feet in body length. And no lizard can match up to their appearance, they are little dragons and fun pets. Now some Iguanas make great pets, some are a little shy and more timid. But overall, Iguanas tend to be very good pets as long as they are properly handled. Most Iguanas are from El Salvador, there are only two species, one is from the West Indies, and then the second Iguana classified as the green Iguana. There are settle differences between the green Iguanas, but not enough to divide into two sub-species. So there is one species of green Iguanas available from El Salvador found in pet stores, the other species is the West Indies Iguanas that are not pets, since nobody is allowed to capture them and breed them for sale."