Pied Pectinata Iguana
$670.00
- Ctenosaura pectinata
- Captive BredÂ
- Approximate Length 29 – 35 Inches In LengthÂ
- Incredibly Intelligent, These Tame Down Very Well
- Feeding On Vitamin Dusted Veggies, Greens, Fruit, Iguana Diet And Bugs
The Pied Pectinata is a distinctive spiny-tailed iguana known for its contrasting black-and-white pattern. It is associated with the Mexican Spiny-Tailed Iguana (Ctenosaura pectinata). Confirm the exact species and color morph with the seller before purchasing.
Pied Pectinata Highlights
- Scientific Name: Ctenosaura pectinata — confirm the identification with the seller.
- Native Range: Western and southern Mexico.
- Adult Size: Often around 3–4 feet from head to tail.
- Lifespan: Can live for many years with proper care.
- Appearance: Pied individuals display contrasting patches of black and white. Young iguanas may have different colors and patterns as they mature.
Pied Pectinatas need a spacious, secure enclosure with sturdy climbing structures, suitable basking areas, UVB lighting, and a proper temperature gradient. Their habitat should provide room to move, hide, and bask safely.
Their diet should match the species’ nutritional needs and life stage. Research appropriate foods, adult size, and long-term care requirements before purchasing.
Check Verdant Reptiles for current availability, pricing, and individual animal details. Confirm the animal’s identification, origin, and any applicable wildlife trade requirements before ordering.
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