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: The plus side: : Small to medium, largest reach just about 4 feet. : Smart as a whip. : Hardy. : 80% veggie diet, 20% protein. Varied diet makes it easier to feed...sometimes... : Known to live for 20 years, possibly more. : Similar care requirements as green iguanas. : The minus side: : Sharper, nastier teeth than the green cousins. : Attitude issues only a mother can understand... but can be tames with love and patience. : Not the prettiest of all iguanas, tohugh males look great during mating season. : If it's your first reptile, be aware that it won't cuddle or tame down so easily. If that's what you want, get a chinese or australian water dragon, green iguanas, desert iguanas (they're real sweeties) or bearded dragons. : Good luck! The forum below on ctenosaura has a guy named Mark M. He breeds them and knows a lot about them. Ask him.

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