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Iguanaland

Iguanaland: Reptile Zoo, Education and Conservation Center.
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11/15/2024

I got to see, hold and smell (😬) one of my dream turtle yesterday—-this is a trio of Mary River Turtle: Elusor macrurus

11/06/2024

Western Herman’s tortoise #1. DM if interested.

11/06/2024

Seriously tho, I’ll be leaving on the 12th to visit my friends in Australia. I’ll be speaking at AHS on the 16th and VHS on the 20th!!!

11/02/2024

One of my favorite artists Joel Friesch from http://www.scaledart.com/ came to visit today!!!!

10/30/2024

Finally well enough to fly back to Florida. 😊 I’ve been gone since the 8th and I can’t wait to see all my animals back at Iguanaland. It was a great trip but I miss my zoo so much. Thanks to my amazing staff for holding the fort while I was gone. I’ve never been gone for this long before.

10/29/2024

For this year, I’m making 2.2 Cyclura ricordii available. These are extremely rare and priced accordingly. Please DM if interested.

10/29/2024

According to Joe: Ready for S*LE:

2024 Cornuta, 60(16 are DK babies)
2024 Lewisi, 24 all separate by clutch.
2024 Nubila, 7
2024 Caymanensis, 8 for FL only
2024 Iguana delicatissima

Please DM if interested.

10/28/2024

This is Anya: She is one my volunteer. I gave her a baby tortoise recently for doing such a great job and she is doing an amazing job taking care of him. She (and her parents of course) move to a much larger house recently and now decided that they wanted a reptilian puppy. Here she is with one of Donkey Kongs baby she took home yesterday!!! Look how happy she is!!! 😊🥰

10/27/2024

https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/the-ahs-75th-anniversary-dinner-16nov2024?fbclid=IwY2xjawGKyqdleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHWLCViY_5q9gC9QqG7G2mwMuihkL7PuA7BQccVz86QM2ijH4Rd5yrRWZ1g_aem_AfWi0QxweyvAVRYQ3EMTQXDIrpoLWVhiwF1e0ifo33Clts95UzqGwU1H34PeDVHeOdMfmhFshszzlqKrga0-a87I

Saturday, 16 November 2024, 6:00pm - Join us on November 16th for a spectacular evening as we celebrate 75 years of the Australian Herpetological Society! The night will feature a farewell to the journal Herpetofauna by Gerry Swan. We're also thrilled to have Liz Vella, Director of the Australian R

10/27/2024

Current situation: high fever, persistent cough, nausea, chills, headaches and body aches. Tested negative for Covid. I’ve been staying at my daughter’s house for the last 3 days so my son in law (doctor) could take care of me. I hope to be well enough to travel on Tuesday.

I have to admit, my heart hurts for those who has chronic illness!!!! My life is so amazing right now and I won’t change it for the world as I think I’ve just began spreading my wings when it comes to reptile education and conservation. Here’s to future!!!!

10/26/2024

I just saw that a snake was named after DiCaprio. That reminded me that they names a gecko after my son (I wanted them to name it after him rather than me) for my conservation efforts——although it minuscule compared to Leonard, I’m honored to name a gecko after my son.

10/24/2024

23 out of 24 critically endangered Iguana delicatissima have hatched!!!!

10/22/2024

If you are waiting for Donkey Kong and Princess babies—-they are hatching now!!!!

10/21/2024

More rhino iguanas and little cayman island iguanas are hatching.

10/19/2024

Joe hatching out Cyclura nubila caymanensis and Cyclura cornuta!!! Im missing all the fun!!!!

10/18/2024

https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/the-ahs-75th-anniversary-dinner-16nov2024

10/18/2024

Thank you Peter Birch for working on my itinerary for my epic trip to Australia!!!!

I can’t wait to see and meet with my Australian friends and Colleagues!!!!

10/16/2024

I’m so excited to finally meet some of my Australian friends in person!!!!

I’ll also be speaking at Victorian Herpetological Society in Melbourne as well.

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33900 Bermont Road
Punta Gorda, FL
33982

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 6pm
Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 6pm
Sunday	10am - 6pm

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http://Iguanaland.com/

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Videos

One spoiled red foot tortoise: 🥰 For most people who live in tropical or subtropical areas, this is the species of tortoise I recommend as pet. They are highly intelligent and enjoys interaction with people. They are also ideal in size (not too big) and very hardy. Truly under appreciated species.

Storm clean up.

We are almost done with the storm clean up. 😊 Thankfully, we didn’t get much rain.

Tropical storm

We have some minor wind damages that will be taken care of this morning. We had only couple of inches of rain so the ground is mainly dry.

Tropical storm

Wind is still strong (tropical storm.) It started around 11 AM and hasn’t stopped yet. We have sustained some minor damages but we will clean up in the morning and be open tomorrow. I can’t imagine how bad it will be for the people who are expecting direct hit from this hurricane. Please stay safe!!!!

Ricord’s Rock Iguana

Cyclura ricordii is listed as an endangered by IUCN and is endemic to the island of Hispaniola. We have been able to produce this species 3 out of last 4 years—-the only institution in the world to do so.

Making more tortoises. 😊😂

Aquascape Koi Pond

Please come feed our koi!!! We are open from 10 to 6 daily!!!!

New video preview for YouTube.

Bees are one of the most important part of our ecosystem! We are happy to do a small part in keeping and maintaining a colony of bees on our land.

Australian snake-necked turtles.

These are on loan for the Smithsonian National Zoo.

Feeding my Iguana melanoderma: Saba black Iguana.

Saba black iguanas are listed as critically endangered species.

Collecting endangered species eggs.

Joe and I collecting Iguana delicatissima eggs at almost midnight. No matter how many times I’ve done this, it never gets old—-it’s always so exciting—-no matter the species. In this case, it is a critically endangered species from Lesser Antilles.