Fiji Iguana (Brachylophus Fasciatus) Female (0.1)

The Fiji Iguana (Brachylophus fasciatus), also known as the Fiji Banded Iguana, is one of the most impressive and rare species of iguana in the world. Endemic to the Fiji Islands, it stands out for its elegant appearance, bright green body color and characteristic blue or white stripes. This animal is a female (0.1), born in 2024 (NZ/24) and comes from a captive breeding (Captive Bred), ensuring proper growth, good health and better adaptation to captivity. The Fiji Iguana requires a spacious, tall terrarium or specially designed space with many branches, plants and climbing points. It needs bright high-quality UVB lighting, as well as a warm basking area with temperatures of approximately 32–35°C, while the overall temperature of the space should allow for the creation of a temperature gradient. Humidity should be maintained at moderate to high levels (60–80%) with good air circulation. Its diet is mainly herbivorous and includes a variety of leafy vegetables, flowers, edible plants and occasional fruits, always with proper calcium and vitamin supplementation.  ...More