The blue iguana doesn't recognize its owner. Although they can be kept as pets, they are cold-blooded animals and generally do not have the ability to recognize their owners. Having said that, if the owner spends a long time with them and feeds them with his own hands every time, they may form a conditioned reflex and actively approach when the owner approaches.

How did the blue iguana recognize its owner?

1. In order to simulate the living environment in the wild, a large breeding box must be configured for the blue iguana.

2. The blue iguana’s staple food is mainly small flying insects, which not only ensures nutritional intake but also facilitates the lizard’s swallowing. Generally, mosquitoes, cockroaches and spiders are acceptable. In addition to some staple food, soft fruits such as bananas and persimmons can also be fed to the blue iguana, which can balance its stomach.

3. The courage of the blue iguana is relatively small. Try to keep people away from it. You can use a clamp to feed it.