The Blue Iguana is one of the most stunning and rare reptile species, instantly recognized for its vibrant blue coloration, muscular build, and regal appearance. Native to the rocky forests of Grand Cayman, this iguana is not only visually striking but also intelligent, observant, and calm in temperament. Blue Iguanas require spacious enclosures, proper UVB lighting, temperature control, and a nutrient-rich diet to thrive. Their rare beauty, gentle personality, and impressive size make them one of the most admired and sought-after exotic reptiles among collectors and enthusiasts worldwide.
Basic Characteristics
Size: 5–6 feet in length (including tail), robust and muscular
Color/Pattern: Brilliant blue scales, sometimes with subtle green or gray accents
Temperament: Calm, intelligent, and observant; can be social with proper handling
Habitat Requirements: Large terrarium or outdoor enclosure with UVB lighting, basking spots (85–95°F), and moderate humidity
Diet: Herbivorous; leafy greens, vegetables, and fruits
Lifespan: 15–20 years in captivity with proper care
Special Feature: Vibrant blue coloration and strong, powerful physique; considered one of the most visually striking iguanas
