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Old 06-30-04, 02:48 PM   #1
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Green Iggys

Hi Guys

Here my Male Green Iguana,i love this guy,have a lot of personality... hope you like?

And the baby.


thanks for look... Carnivoro.
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Old 07-01-04, 10:00 AM   #2
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Very nice iggys!!!

Are they green iguanas (iguana iguana) or a different sub-species?

Second one is a little cutie pie!

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Old 07-01-04, 03:29 PM   #3
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Thanks! im glad you liked
They are iguanas iguanas...


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Old 07-05-04, 11:08 AM   #4
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great pics, they are cute!!!
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ur male

i am new here. i ran across ur pic, he is a nice, bright green
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Are they green iguanas (iguana iguana) or a different sub-species?
Here in this picture, I have circled the large subtympanal scales that help identify the Green Iguana,Iguana iguana. Another closely related iguana, the Lesser Antillean Iguana, Iguana delicatissima, does not have these large scales. As young, they look almost identical except for this one scale. As adults, they lack the tail banding that the Green Iggy has and take on more of a rock iguana appearance. Hope this helps a tad bit.

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Thank you for the details, much appreciated

It was the second picture that made me ask the question but I can see the subtympanal scale on that one too.

I'm not used to seeing wee young ones and with the bright turquoise color splashes it threw me off even more.

They sure are cute!

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Thanks very much guys, im glad you like them...
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