Albert Herdianto Widjojo
Me and my two daughters, visited a nephew, the son of my wife’s eldest sister last week. Actually, the one we visited was his baby boy, who is currently eight months old.
After being quite satisfied playing with Kenzo, his name, and enjoying his adorable intelligence and behavior, I left the house a while, leaving him with the babysitter and my two daughters. Outside, I pay attention to the atmosphere of the environment in the real estate, with houses tight with each other. When I looked at the environment, I saw the collection of iguanas. They are in the front yard of the house right on the left side of the nephew’s house.
Their number is no less than ten and is the iguana of the same type, Iguana Morph or Blue Iguana. I have never seen anyone have so many iguanas, except in a pet shop.
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I’m sure you know that they are…
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herbivores
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carnivores
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I have never seen them in the wild, and certainly not blue ones. These are beautiful.
This is also the first time I’ve seen blue iguanas, and that’s impressive.
Oh, their color is magnificent, so curious creatures!!! Thank you so much for this great post & amazing photo!!!
It’s fun to see and observe them, dear friend. Also to hold it, if the owner allows it.
Users voted 12 times.
Q: I’M SURE YOU KNOW THAT THEY ARE…
herbivores (9 votes) – 75%
carnivores (3 votes) – 25%
Not vegetarian? Or fruitarian? ? What herbs do they eat when they do?
It seems to depend on what they eat since they are young. They will eat familiar vegetables, or insects if you give them that, or both, of course not including your fingers.
I have never seen blue iguanas before. Thanks for sharing the pictures here.
After seeing it, maybe you also need to touch it, dear friend.
Fantastic shot. If I understand correctly, these iguanas are real and not statues. They are beautiful, but I wouldn’t have them in my vicinity. ?
I am sure that fear is not the reason why you do not want iguanas around you.
I think there is also a little bit of fear. I don’t know these animals very well.
Yes, understandable. Something that we don’t recognize can be frightening but iguanas are very docile and kind.
Beautiful and interesting animals, dear Albert …. I think they are herbivores but I’m not sure
Actually, iguanas are adaptable animals. They can be herbivores, carnivores, or omnivores, dear friend.
Then it’s not a matter of survival for them if they are happy with everything … I didn’t know it … thank you, dear friend
It’s not really about survival, it’s about the way of life, dear friend.
That means they’re not as picky as we are and they eat everything in line
They will become rather picky if they are accustomed to eating just one type of food, also including not eating certain vegetables that they did not eat from the start they were raised.
Relax, enjoy, there is much to do in the world.
great picture!
That’s exactly what I’ve done, Doc. While there is a chance…??
the tokens of time pass through our fingers if we are not careful
There are freedom and control between two bells… as you’ve said.
So beautiful in blue colour!!!
The color is similar to the top of your profile photo.
That proves that I really liked the iguanas on your photo 🙂
I also love to wear clothes in such a colour.
They are sold in our pet shops over here and I believe they live a long life.
They are very impressive as exotic animals but need good care and attention in order to live long.
wow , is these are artificial or original ?
Because they eat, climb, and swim, I’m sure they are real.
Just letting them free with no cages shows how relaxed these critters are. Beautiful Blue.
They are indeed are calm and relaxed animals. I have to learn a lot from them.
Yikes, there are so many of these critters. Cool color! Iguanas are omnivores, meaning they are both herbivores and carnivores.
Yes, iguanas are adaptable animals. They can be herbivores, carnivores, or omnivores.
Wow, what a beautiful color!
Would you like to have an iguana too, Ellie?
I am more into fury and feathery animals to be honest.
But maybe not including bears and lions…
Maybe not lion, but a tiger. 😀