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Godzilla is an iguana.

Iguana, with flat head and body, small back scales, the same size, raised edges and scales pointed backwards. The back of the cube is olive brown or gray or light brown black, which can change the body color with the environment and light intensity. Mainly living in America and Madagascar, Fiji and Tonga.

Introduction of iguanas

Iguanas have olive brown or gray or light brown black on their backs, which can change their body color with the environment and light intensity. They usually have gray or yellowish spots with black edges and three intermittent longitudinal stripes.

The head corpuscle flattened laterally; The dorsal scale is small, uniform in size, ridged, and the scale tip is upward backward; Squamous ellipse in throat area; The collar is continuous with the back ring, and the scales of the front ring are attached to the leather pleats; The scales of male iguanas are longer than those of females, showing spear or sickle shape; The dorsal fin and caudal fin are slightly separated; There are toothed comb scales on the toe side.

The tail of an iguana is very flat and covered with small scales. The scales under the tail are bigger and stronger than those on the back of the tail. The total length of newborn iguana larvae is about 13- 18 cm, the maximum length of mature male hoses is 100 cm, and that of mature female hoses is about 60 cm, in which the tail accounts for 70-75% of the total length. Iguanas don't bite, they are amphibious lizards.

The environment for keeping iguanas must provide a climbable trunk, and at the same time, a basin large enough for them to swim in water must be provided in the breeding box. This lizard is quick-moving, energetic and slightly neurotic, so it's best to provide a larger eating space. Otherwise, it often happens that the nose breaks skin due to impact and rubbing against the cage wall, and finally even causes infection.