Re: ? iguana

Posted by AR on June 19, 2001 at 16:31:38:

In Reply to: ? iguana posted by prizm on June 19, 2001 at 14:30:18:

Some green iguanas become orange, or have some browns, rusts, and other colors. The best way to tell if it is a green iguana is to look for the enlarged subtympanic scale under the ear. If it has a big scale under the ear it is a green iguana. If not it might be some kind of spiny tailed iguana, probably not, they lose all their green color at a young age. Does it have large spiny scales that encircle the entire tail?

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: Some green iguanas become orange, or have some browns, rusts, and other colors. The best way to tell if it is a green iguana is to look for the enlarged subtympanic scale under the ear. If it has a big scale under the ear it is a green iguana. If not it might be some kind of spiny tailed iguana, probably not, they lose all their green color at a young age. Does it have large spiny scales that encircle the entire tail?

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