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Are Iguanas classed as pests? I thought they werer arboreal herbivores, and popular as pets. Are they a threat for farmers then?

When I first saw the name, I thought it referred to the defence mechanisms of Iguanas, and they don't seem to be very good. For example, when they hear the screech of a hawk, they freeze, and this makes it easier for the hawk to catch them.

Iguanas don't use fences.

creataweb said:

Iguanas don't use fences.

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But do they steal?

Kuffy said:

But do they steal?

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Maybe in the south

Lmao here in Florida particularly south Florida they are a huge problem for property owners that live anywhere around water...they are great pets in fact I own a two footer named Pete...anyways a majority of my accounts have thousands of dollars invested in a lush variety of plants (must be nice) anyways iguanas will come and eat everything.. One of my products is a lovolt electric fence. (a special kind) custom designed due to iguanas not being a conductor of A/C voltage , meaning they are not grounded so they cannot complete the circuit.. That's why it's called Iguana de-fences

Also it's defense mechanism with an S

Maybe better to dev a site about it?

You can instead trap them instead of killing them, as they are eaten.
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Sounds as if you could use the name yourself. Get Pete to help you by offering "Pete's protection" for gardens.

Lol if you haven't been involved with wildlife removal then you wouldn't know..
It's really hard to trap animals in a repetitive manner.. They (Iguanas) are a lot smarter than anyone would give them credit for....for shits and giggles go online and call a Iguana removal company and see why I get all the calls.. They will come out charge you $180 (credit or debit only) set a trap come back in 3 days and charge you $200 to pick up the trap.. Lizard or no lizard...

But if you're interested in learning about Iguanas and removing/deterring them
I'll sell the company and 46 weekly accounts for $190,500 plus 10% of monthly income after your qualifying expenses... Deal?