2026 Rhino Iguana (Hatched November) Males & Females Available (Place a deposit to hold)

Origins & Habitat:
Native to Hispaniola (Haiti & Dominican Republic), Rhino Iguanas live in dry, rocky scrublands and tropical forests where they bask on limestone terrain.

Size & Appearance:
Males reach up to 4.5 feet and 25 pounds, while females are slightly smaller. Both are known for their signature horn-like protrusions and heavy, prehistoric build.

Diet & Behavior:
Primarily herbivorous, they eat greens, fruits, and flowers. While wild iguanas are territorial, captive-bred animals are typically calm and docile.

Lifespan:
Rhino Iguanas can live over 60 years in captivity, making them a serious long-term commitment.

Why They Make Great Pets:
They are intelligent, interactive, recognize their owners, and develop a calm temperament when properly socialized.

Fun Fact:
Their primitive features and armored look make them one of the most dinosaur-like reptiles alive today.