Adult Male Rhino Iguana For Sale

We have some rarely available male rhino iguana for sale at the lowest possible pricing. These regal beasts have perhaps the most prehistoric appearance of all the iguana species. They’re omnivorous and can become extremely tame in captivity. Truly a tremendous species. When you buy a lizard from us, you automatically receive our 100% live arrival guarantee.

Mating and Reproduction
The mating season usually starts in late May and may extend through June. Male rhino iguanas for sale use rapid movements of their head and body to intimidate other males as well as to attract females. Once a female iguana responds to the male’s mating display, the male mounts the female. A male may have several mating partners.

Females dig deep burrows, which may measure 1.5 meters long. They lay approximately 17-18 eggs within 40 days after mating. They guard their nesting sites and incubate their eggs for around 85 days. The males become sexually mature at 4-5 years of age, while the females reach sexual maturity when they are 2-3 years old.
What Kind of Habitats do Rhino Iguanas for sale live in
These iguanas primarily inhabit the scrub woodlands, deserts, dry forests, and rocky outcrops with little vegetation. They are also found near coastlines, but human expansion has caused them to move further back inland. Mostly shrubs, cacti, and small trees like mesquite encircle their burrows.

Lifespan
male rhino iguana for sale near me may have a life expectancy of around 10 years in the wild, and they are reported to have lived for more than 20 years in captivity.

Diet
The male rhino iguana for sale primarily feed on leaves, fruits, flowers, and berries from various plant species. They are also opportunistic carnivores, as some specimens have been observed hunting small birds, insects, snakes, and lizards.

Behavioral Characteristics
The male rhino iguana for sale are a diurnal species, and they spend most of the time basking in the sun to maintain their body temperature.
They are mostly terrestrial reptiles and are rarely found on trees.
These reptiles usually flee when attacked or threatened. They will, however, aggressively bite and repeatedly strike with their tail if cornered.
Males are territorial and may aggressively defend their territory during mating season.

• This Is An Extremely Smart Species That Makes For An Awesome Pet
• These Get Their Name From The Horn On Their Snout That Develops As They Mature
• Originating Out Of The Dominican Republic And Haiti
• Living Their Lives Along The Tropical Islands These Iguanas Thrive In Hot Humid Climates
• With Proper Care These Iguanas Can Live Up To 50+ Years At A Time