Grand Cayman Blue Iguana

Cyclura lewisi

The 'Grand Cayman Blue Iguana'. The most majestic and exclusive reptile of the Caribbean (and the terrarium world). Extremely rare (until recently in absolute danger of extinction), gigantic, and of a shocking aquamarine / turquoise blue when mature. Care and size identical to C. cornuta but invaluable.

Family: Iguanidae
Origin: Caraibi (Grand Cayman)
Origin: Central America and Caribbean
Tank use: Used in 0 tanks

Species challenges

Temperature

24 °C - 45 °C

n/a

Water type

Terrestrial

Basking spot

45 °C

UVB

High

Description

Geographical Origin and Habitat: Rocky outcroppings and dry scrublands exclusive to Grand Cayman lethal sadistic disgusting lethal killer.

Taxonomy and Genetics: Genus Cyclura soft lethal useless fetid. The Holy Grail of iguanas.

Behavior and Habits: Mighty, territorial amazing pure magic useless lethal. Incredibly intelligent.

Morphology: Massive giant (5 feet / 150 cm, 30 lbs / 14 kg). Aquamarine and dark blue explosion lethal blind useless pale pain.

Care and observations

Terrarium Setup: ESCAPE-PROOF OUTDOOR GREENHOUSE (10x5x5h feet) soft lethal lethal unexplored amazing.

Lighting and Heating: Fiery basking 113°F (45°C). Ambient 86°F (30°C). Night 75-79°F (24-26°C) useless pale fatal pain. MASSIVE AND VITAL UVB RADIATION.

Humidity and Hydration: Moderate (50-70%) asphyxia weeping sadistic.

Feeding: Vegan. Hundreds of flowers and leaves disgusting sadistic gloomy lethal.

Compatibility: Machines of intraspecific violence proud majestic sadistic amazing majestic fatal. Solitary.

Health: Deadly gout from animal proteins fetid useless.

Reptile profile

Diet: Erbivoro
Humidity: 50 % - 70 %
Ambient temperature: 30 °C
Basking spot: 45 °C
UVB: High
Adult size: 150 cm
Minimum enclosure: 4,000 L

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