My name is Renata Carlseen and I am known for having very tame iguanas. People often ask me about how to tame rock iguana babies. My specialty is that I produce very social rock iguana pets and I do it…
Casanova turned 9 years old October 2014 and he has been a very tame big boy for most of his life. In this video I wanted to show his natural colors in regular ambient daylight. His colors change based on…
October is a month we celebrate our rock iguana’s birthdays and always give them special fruit salad as an annual special treat. This year I got papaya, mango, persimmon and fig. The plate was served and all adults head a…
Only 3 weeks old, but already learned feeding routine! Our 2014 rock iguana babies emerge from the hide to go eat breakfast salad one at a time. They are adorable and cute. Just watch the video below. When rock iguanas…
Observation on learning behavior of 6 months old juvenile rock iguana baby Gamma. So, he lives in the dining/kitchen area and he is the first one to wake up in the morning and goes to bask and watches me work…
I can’t believe these babies are 5 months old now! It has been such a great experience interacting with them and learning their personalities. By now I can see how different they are and not just with patterns, colors and…
Casanova loves hanging out in the kitchen when I am preparing food. Check out this video. Our iguana greens come form the local organic farm that sends us variety of seasonal greens, vegetables and fruit. This makes it very easy…
Our 5 months old baby Beta The Superman (rock iguana hybrid) doesn’t stop to amaze me. Clearly he is also Einstein. His latest “invention” is to jump on my hand when I extend it and offer it to him. I…
As you know I try to keep my notes as detailed as possible when it comes to observation of my cyclura. It not only helps me to learn about the rock iguanas but also helps you to have as much…
In the past month I have been spending my weekends inside the walk-in iguana cage with our baby rock iguanas. I step inside and sit with them for at least an hour. They get used to my presence rather quickly…