New Article: Green Iguana Care & Natural History

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Hi All,


The Green Iguana (Iguana iguana)is truly a study in contrasts. Captive-bred by the millions on farms in Latin America, the 7-inch-long hatchlings are widely considered to be suitable for novice reptile keepers. Indeed, with proper care, they mature into one of the most impressive and responsive of all reptilian pets. Yet these tropical lizards have very specific needs that must be met if they are to thrive, and their eventual size (4-6 feet) and potentially aggressive behaviors are serious considerations. Read article here: Ant Control for Reptile and Amphibian Owners - Diatomaceous Earth | That Reptile Blog

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Thanks, Frank
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