Desert iguanas recognize their owners. Although iguanas are cold-blooded animals, they have high intelligence and can recognize their owners. Keepers can enhance their bonding by personally feeding their lizards food. They may also develop a conditioned reflex to approach the keeper when approached. When raising a maned lizard, the breeder should not rush to let it recognize its owner, but should proceed step by step and let nature take its course.

How to raise iguanas:

1. Breeding box

Usually most people use fish tanks as iguana breeding boxes, because this is The most readily available and readily available. You can also use an iron cage to make a breeding box for iguanas, or you can use wood and glass windows to make a breeding box. If you use the fish tank directly, the ventilation will be poor. Iron cages are not conducive to heat preservation.

2. Ventilation

Ventilation issues are often overlooked. If it is a terrarium made of wire mesh, ventilation is certainly not a problem. Even a glass tank with a glass lid is fine, but a fish tank with a completely sealed lid cannot be used. If you want to use a tank, it is best to use one with ventilation holes on the side so that there will be good ventilation.

3. Humidity

The iguana is a lizard that lives in Central and South America where there is high temperature and humidity. Higher humidity is good for the skin of their iguanas, but it is difficult to maintain high humidity in captivity, not only because of the complexity of maintaining high humidity, but also because of the high temperatures required. Maintaining hygiene in an environment with high humidity is difficult. Because bacteria can easily breed under high temperature, high humidity, food, excrement, etc.