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A company who cares: the Green iguana society

How much do you know green iguana?

Here are some fast facts on these animals.

• Green iguanas are also called common lizards.

• They are so "common" as many people like them for a pet.

• Although Green iguanas are supposed to be green, they could also be Brown in color.

• The iguanas are herbivores, eating of fruits, flowers, growth spurts and leaf trees, where they usually live.

• They are found in South and Central America, some islands of the Pacific and Florida, to the United States.

• If good care, a green iguana in captivity can live for more than 20 years. The oldest green iguana pet on record lived up to 29 years.

• Green iguanas are considered endangered because its habitat is slowly running out.

There are many other things that can know the Green iguana. Keeping the information above and the spirit more, three people decided to form an organization of volunteers online will provide specific information, such as those above, to the people who want to learn more about iguanas. And so, in the fall of 1999, the Green iguana society was born.

Green iguana society

The founders of the Green iguana society had the following objectives for the Organization's Web site:

• It will be a place to discover how feeding green iguanas and how to become the owner of one, and the kind of veterinarian, should be consulted.

• The Web site will serve as a valuable source and practical information, such as lovers of must not pass by tons of writings of reptile, or frightened by far by too zealous Crusaders.

• It will be an important supplier of correct information at any time interested persons must or want information on a green iguana.

• And finally, but not least, Web site encourages people to move to mutual assistance improved the iguana and understanding plue issues to have a.


The site addresses many aspects of taking care of the Green iguana. Approved parts information and recommended products, myths and common misconceptions, the type of food and feeding, health and safety, veterinary and related companies, the site is a reliable source of information for fans of the Green iguana.

Some FAQ

Here are some frequently asked questions on green iguana society:

• Why should I involve myself with the Green iguana society?

According to the founders of green iguana, thanks to join the Organization, you would be put across the message that you like green iguana, you want to keep learning about the Green iguana and the type of care that they need and the means by which you can help to share your knowledge in the care of the wonderful animals.

• What will be cost me to become a member of the society of the Green iguana?

There is no membership fee was to be a part of the organization. Costs for newsletters and other benefits can be requested later if it there would be adjustments in the level of membership in the future.


• I will appear in the list of members on the Web site?

Years ago, the founders of the Organization began a list of the members on the Web site. However, as the years went and a lot of people around in the world has joined the company of the Green iguana, the founders were is more able to keep track of all those who participated in the mission of the Organization and had delete the list of members.


• How old should be before I can join?

You must be age of fourteen years or for the purpose of becoming a member of the society of the Green iguana. Older kids of thirteen or more young may join the Kids Club however.


• How do I join?

The Web site indicates to potential members to fill out a form. You must provide as much information as you can and hit the Send button. So easy.

There is still much more to learn green iguanas and the Green iguana society. Why not try to learn more? Some Internet surfing now and be a part of the company who cares!