Fiji Iguana (Brachylophus Fasciatus) Male (1.0)
The Fiji Iguana (Brachylophus fasciatus), also known as the Fiji Banded Iguana, is one of the most striking and rare species of iguana. It stands out for its vibrant green body with characteristic blue or white vertical stripes, especially pronounced in males during the breeding season. This individual is a male (1.0), bred in 2025 (NZ/25 – Naturally Bred 2025) and was born in captivity. It is an arboreal and diurnal species that requires a spacious, well-planted terrarium with many branches for climbing, high humidity and strong UVB lighting. With proper care, it develops a calm behavior and can live for many years. ...More
(approx. 60cm)
Scientific name: Brachylophus fasciatus
Common name: Fiji Iguana, Fiji Banded Iguana
Sex: Male (1.0)
Year of breeding: NZ/25 (Breed 2025)
Origin: Captive-bred
Adult size: 45–60 cm (including tail)
Life expectancy: 15–20 years
Temperature: 26–30°C, with a basking spot of 32–35°C
Humidity: 70–90%
Diet: Mainly herbivorous, leaves, flowers, vegetables and occasional fruit, with calcium and vitamin supplements when required.
Behavior: Calm, arboreal and diurnal.
Difficulty of care: High, recommended for experienced hobbyists due to specialized requirements in space, lighting and environmental conditions.
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