How Do You Tame A Green Iguana?
When a green iguana is mature it will be anywhere from 4 to 6 feet long. In the wild they can be found in Brazil, the Caribbean Islands, Mexico and Paraguay When you are working at taming your green iguana you need to think about it’s natural defense system. Nature made sure that the green iguana would be able to take care of itself with its teeth, claws, dorsal spines and powerful tail. Although you shouldn’t let your green iguana intimidate you, you do need to be careful when you first start to handle it. Don’t be lulled into thinking that taming your green iguana will be a cake walk when you get home. It isn’t unusual for an iguana to be subdued while they adapt to their new environment. It isn’t unusual for iguana’s to turn more aggressive once they are comfortable in their new surroundings. Before you really start to handle your green iguana, take some time and simply study the iguana. Try to learn as much of his body language as possible. The better you are able to read your igua
