How big do Axanthic iguanas get?

about 20 to 30 inches
They have more prominent dorsal crests as well as larger femoral pores on their thighs. These pores are used to release pheromones. The axanthic blue iguanas are usually about 20 to 30 inches in size and weigh about 30 pounds.

Are iguanas hard to take care of?

However, they are a major commitment and need a high level of care. Iguanas have strict feeding and housing requirements, can grow quite large, live a long time, and can be very strong. They also can be difficult to tame and might become aggressive if not regularly handled.

Do iguanas need vet care?

Veterinary Care Just like any other pet, iguanas need good health care to thrive. Ask your vet for specific advice, including possible signs of illness.

What is an Axanthic iguana?

Axanthic iguanas are Blue iguanas. They lack the yellow pigment color which makes them blue. Axanthics are a recessive mutation.

Do iguanas need heat lamps?

A large adult iguana will need a more powerful heat lamp to help them properly thermoregulate. The amount of power you will need will vary depending on the size of the habitat. If you plan on keeping your iguana in a very large habitat you might even need to get a 250-watt heat lamp (Buy Online).

What is Axanthic?

Axanthism is a color mutation in snakes. It prevents them from producing yellow pigmentation. This color mutation produces species that look like a black and white photograph. Axanthic morphs have striking black and white colors. Many Axanthic Ball Pythons are also bred for different pattern morphs.

Do iguanas need a humidifier?

Best reptile humidifiers Humidity is often overlooked, as well. Iguanas come from an environment that is naturally quite humid, so you need to accommodate that in their enclosures and keep humidity in range 65-75%. Too high humidity will cause growth of fungus and mildew, both inside the enclosure, and on your iguana.