Iguana Removal & Control
Florida is famous for its sunshine, beaches, and abundant wildlife. Among the most common sights crawling around patios, climbing trees, or basking in the heat are lizards. But as their presence becomes more noticeable, especially in urban areas, many people wonder: Are Florida lizards poisonous? Are they dangerous to pets or humans? And if you’re dealing with a lizard infestation,…
Green iguanas are lizards that originate from Central and South America, the Caribbean, and Mexico. You’ve probably seen an iguana or two if you live in South Florida. While they live in Florida now, they are considered an invasive species. Green iguanas were introduced to South Florida by accident, from cargo ships in the 1960s. Today, you can find them…
If you live in South Florida, you’ve probably seen an iguana before. They like to rest in palm trees, soak up the sun, and even swim in your swimming pools. While iguanas are interesting creatures, they are considered invasive in Florida, as they disrupt the ecosystem and make it harder for native species to thrive. Iguanas are large lizards that…
Florida is home to a variety of lizard species, some native and others invasive. There are 15 native species and about 67 invasive species. In other words, South Florida has an endless number of lizards running around. While some people are interested in learning about and seeing lizards, no one wants them in their home. Lizards might try to come…
Green iguanas are a type of lizard that originates from Central and South America, the Caribbean, and Mexico. If you have noticed them crawling around the streets of South Florida, that is because they are an invasive species. They were introduced to South Florida by accident on cargo ships in the 1960s. Adult iguanas typically don’t live past 8 years…
Iguanas are large lizards or reptiles native to Central and South America, the Caribbean, and parts of Mexico. While they are present in South Florida, they are considered invasive. They were accidentally brought to Florida on cargo ships coming from Cuba in the 1960s. Because iguanas are invasive, they cause significant damage to the ecosystem in Florida. They cause damage…
Iguanas are considered an invasive species in the United States. However, they are common in both South Florida and Hawaii because they were introduced in these states for exotic pet trading in the early 1960s. Green iguanas are native to South America, Mexico, and some of the Caribbean islands. While iguanas are not considered an aggressive species, they might bite…
Iguanas are originally from Central America, tropical regions of South America, and some eastern Caribbean islands. They have quickly become an invasive species in Florida due to the exotic pet trade, as people bought them and then released them into the wild. Over time, these released iguanas have mated and multiplied, causing issues across the ecosystem in Florida. If you…
If you live in South Florida, chances are that you’ve seen a green iguana. It is important to note that green iguanas can be brown, black, or green, and have splashes of pink or red on their bodies. You might find them roaming around your yard, hiding in trees, or even crossing the road. While iguanas are all over the…
Iguana removal Miami services are these days a necessity to many home owners and residents of Miami who have to battle with the invasion of these exotic reptiles into their homes. The reptiles are known to be very destructive because of their feeding habits and if not checked against they could lead to a lot of damages. How to Catch…
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