Albino Green Iguana for sale (Iguana iguana)

We have some gorgeous captive-bred Albino Green Iguanas for sale now! They are WELL STARTED , eating great, growing fast. Hard to sex, but we can probe and get a good estimate to the sex one may be. Albino iguana for sale

They REQUIRE A LITTLE BIT EXTRA CARE AS A NORMAL GREEN ONE, BUT ARE NATURALLY DOCILE AND super super cooooll~!

These are one of the prettiest lizards on earth, and are naturally tame and a pleasure to hold. They develop beautiful pinks, oranges, and yellows with age. Start crossing with Blue or Red Iguanas to get cool morphs down the road!

Iguanas tend to follow a promiscuous or polygynadrous mating style during the dry season. Mating during the dry season ensures that their offspring will hatch during the wet or rainy season when food will be more plentiful. Females control large territories, where they make several nests. Males compete for the females in an area and mark their won territory with a pheromone secreted from the femoral pores on the dorsal side of their hind limbs. Male behavior during sexual competition involves head bobbing, extending and retracting their dewlap, nuzzling and biting the necks of females, and on occasion, changing color. Once a female chooses a male, he straddles the female and holds her in place by biting onto her shoulder, which sometimes leaves scars on females. After copulation, eggs are laid within several nests and allowed to incubate. This low level of parental intervention with their offspring makes iguanas an example of r-strategy reproduction.

Male iguanas, like other male examples of Squamata, have two hemipenes. During copulation, one hemipenis is inserted into the female’s cloacal vent. A female can store sperm from previous mates for several years to continue to fertilize her eggs in case she finds no male within her territory when she is ready to lay again.