• Lay eggs to reproduce
• Grow to the length of 4-6 feet with proper care
• Live 10-15 years in captivity with proper care
• Males grow larger than females
• Females are heavier in the body than males
• Males have larger dorsal crests than females
• Both sexes make great pets
• One iguana per cage

Caution!

The Center for Disease Control recommends the following for preventing disease:

• Make sure to wash your hands after handling a reptile. Jack's has products that kill germs and bacteria including salmonella bacteria. A sales associate will be happy to show you these products.
• Make sure children do not put their hands in their mouth after touching a reptile.
• Keep reptiles away from areas where food is prepared.
• Do not wash cages, food dishes and aquariums in the kitchen sink.
• Do not keep reptiles in childcare centers.
• If you are pregnant or have a weakened immune system, avoid reptiles.