Unidentified lizard from Honduras

by hecktick_punker
Jun 20, 2002 12:24 PM · 1312 views · 22.3 k · 416 x 291

Keywords: Honduras, lizard

These black and white lizards were fairly common on the island of Roatan, Honduras. I can't figure out the exact species though, can anyone help? More pictures can be found at www.amphibiancare.com

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Comments (3)

59herps

Jun 26, 2002 1:53 AM

Rating: 5/5

Hey,
The unidentified lizard is a Isla de Roatan Iguana Ctenosaura Oedirhina. Mainly thought to be rather rare in the wild, were they?
Devlin

hecktick_punker

Jun 26, 2002 11:17 AM

I saw these lizards only 3 times, and that was in the Botanical Gardens. Near the Botanical Gardens is a place a lady there calls "The Iguana Wall" which is a iguana nesting site for a few species of iguanas as well as parrots. Maybe these animals were only common at the Botanical Gardens because it was near a place for them to lay eggs? Thanks for identifying the lizard.

59herps

Jun 27, 2002 7:59 PM

Rating: 5/5

From the pictures that you have they all appear to be babies, maybe recently hatched.
Devlin

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