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iguana iguana

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Field Notes

Description:

brought to florida as pets they became invasive.

Notes:

this green iguana was extremely large and let me get fairly close

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Comments (13)
TeresaTrumbleThomas
So, if I ran a pet modelling agency, I would definitely hire this handsome fellow! It appears that he is totally posing for you to take photos of him! NICE JOB!
Ryan.Champiny
He may have been a pet at some point, when I caught my iguana he let us get really close too and when we took him to the vet a reptile specialist said that he was probably a dumped pet.
AmeliaPatterson
Definitely a male! Stunning photos of this boy. He seems to just know he's fabulous.
uetech8
that is nice jamie. By derrick.

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Reptiles of the World
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Florida Invasives
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Reptiles of the South East
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Spady Species
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PublishedMay 22, 2013

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