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4 inch Aldabra Tortoise hatchling great personality so cute

great personality so cute

1.2 breeding group of Aldabra Tortoises Huge 39" Male Aldabra and 29" Female

Adult Breeding Group

7" Perfect Aldabra Tortoise with Rare "One of a kind" Nouchal scute Perfect smooth shell

"One of a kind"

10" Aldabra tortoise Long Shell shape one of my favorite shell shapes

Long Shell shape

8 1/2" Aldabra Tortoise perfect smooth shell with Rare Green eyes

Green eyes

12" Aldabra Tortoise with unusual triple Scute Looks like Mercedes Bens

Mercedes Bens

melanoderma2024-M Male Rare Saban black iguana. The Black dragon hatched July 2024 1 1/2 years old

The Saban black iguana (Iguana iguana melanoderma) found on the islands of Saba and Montserrat in the Caribbean. .

The Black Dragon was initially thought to be a a melanistic morph of the green iguana, meaning that it has a dark black or brown coloration. The coloration is thought to be due to a genetic mutation that causes an overproduction of melanin. but as it has since DNA testing has reveled it has been reclassified as its own species The Saban black iguana is larger than the green iguana, with adults reaching up to 6 feet in length. They have a black dewlap, high dorsal spikes, and no horns on the snout. The black facial patch between the eye and tympanum is also a distinguishing characteristic. The Saban black iguana is an arboreal lizard that lives in the rainforests of Saba and Montserrat. hey are omnivorous, eating fruits, leaves, insects, and small animals. The lizards are preyed upon by hawks, snakes, and feral cats. The Saban black iguana is a protected species in both Saba and Montserrat. However, the population is declining due to habitat loss, predation, and the introduction of non-native species.

melanoderma2024-F Female Rare Saban black iguana. The Black dragon hatched July 2024 1 1/2 years old

The Saban black iguana (Iguana iguana melanoderma) found on the islands of Saba and Montserrat in the Caribbean. .

The Black Dragon was initially thought to be a a melanistic morph of the green iguana, meaning that it has a dark black or brown coloration. The coloration is thought to be due to a genetic mutation that causes an overproduction of melanin. but as it has since DNA testing has reveled it has been reclassified as its own species The Saban black iguana is larger than the green iguana, with adults reaching up to 6 feet in length. They have a black dewlap, high dorsal spikes, and no horns on the snout. The black facial patch between the eye and tympanum is also a distinguishing characteristic. The Saban black iguana is an arboreal lizard that lives in the rainforests of Saba and Montserrat. hey are omnivorous, eating fruits, leaves, insects, and small animals. The lizards are preyed upon by hawks, snakes, and feral cats. The Saban black iguana is a protected species in both Saba and Montserrat. However, the population is declining due to habitat loss, predation, and the introduction of non-native species.

27" Male Black Dragon Iguana Melanoderma hatch 2023 these end up being massive

Stunning male black dragon breeder.

Black Dragons. A newly described. Iguana from Montserrat. They have large black bodies with long spines, a white head and pink lips. They look striking and they are incredibly rare. Here is a description .The Saban black iguana (iguana melanoderma), also known as the painted black iguana, Please note in the video I referred to him as 2060 703. You can see he's clearly marked 67O4 on his tail. The Saba Black iguana (melanoderma​ iguana), also known as the painted black iguana, is a ​new classification the species went through a reclassification when scientist realized there was sufficient evidence to distinguish them from the iguana, iguana classification a group which they were initialized filled under. T​his species lives on the islands of Saba and Montserrat in the Caribbean.​ this iguana produces more melanistic morph ​then the Green Iguana (iguana iguana) ​R​resulting in a dark black or brown coloration. The coloration is thought to be due to a genetic mutation that causes an overproduction of melanin. The Saba Island Black iguana is larger than the green iguana, with adults reaching up to 6 feet in length. They have a ​c​colorful dewlap, high dorsal spikes, and no horns on the snout. The black facial patch between the eye and tympanum is also a distinguishing characteristic. The Saba Black iguana is an arboreal lizard that lives in the rainforests of Saba and Montserrat. They are omnivorous, eating fruits, leaves, insects, and small animals. The lizards are preyed upon by hawks, snakes, and feral cats. The Saba Black iguana is a protected species in both Saba and Montserrat. However, the population is declining due to habitat loss, predation, and the introduction of non-native species. ​More about the reclassification: The Saba Black iguana was originally classified as a subspecies of the green iguana (Iguana iguana). However, in 2020, a study published in the journal Zoo taxa found that there was sufficient genetic and morphological evidence to distinguish the Saba Black iguana as a separate species. The study found that the Saba Black iguana has a number of unique genetic features, including a different mitochondrial DNA haplotype and a number of private microsatellite alleles. The study also found that the Saba Black iguana has a number of unique morphological features, including a larger size, a darker coloration, and a different shape of the head and dewlap. The reclassification of the Saba Black iguana is significant because it helps to protect this rare and endangered species. By recognizing the Saba Black iguana as a separate species, it is now possible to take specific measures to conserve its habitat and population. Here are some of the reasons why the Saba Black iguana was reclassified: The Saba Black iguana has a unique genetic makeup that distinguishes it from the green iguana. The Saba Black iguana has a unique morphological appearance that distinguishes it from the green iguana. The Saba Black iguana is found in a different geographic range than the green iguana.

26" Male Black Dragon Iguana Melanoderma hatch 2024 these end up being massive

Beautiful black dragon.

Black Dragons. A newly described. Iguana from Montserrat. They have large black bodies with long spines, a white head and pink lips. They look striking and they are incredibly rare. Here is a description .The Saban black iguana (iguana melanoderma), also known as the painted black iguana, The Saba Black iguana (melanoderma​ iguana), also known as the painted black iguana, is a ​new classification the species went through a reclassification when scientist realized there was sufficient evidence to distinguish them from the iguana, iguana classification a group which they were initialized filled under. T​his species lives on the islands of Saba and Montserrat in the Caribbean.​ this iguana produces more melanistic morph ​then the Green Iguana (iguana iguana) ​R​resulting in a dark black or brown coloration. The coloration is thought to be due to a genetic mutation that causes an overproduction of melanin. The Saba Island Black iguana is larger than the green iguana, with adults reaching up to 6 feet in length. They have a ​c​colorful dewlap, high dorsal spikes, and no horns on the snout. The black facial patch between the eye and tympanum is also a distinguishing characteristic. The Saba Black iguana is an arboreal lizard that lives in the rainforests of Saba and Montserrat. They are omnivorous, eating fruits, leaves, insects, and small animals. The lizards are preyed upon by hawks, snakes, and feral cats. The Saba Black iguana is a protected species in both Saba and Montserrat. However, the population is declining due to habitat loss, predation, and the introduction of non-native species. ​More about the reclassification: The Saba Black iguana was originally classified as a subspecies of the green iguana (Iguana iguana). However, in 2020, a study published in the journal Zoo taxa found that there was sufficient genetic and morphological evidence to distinguish the Saba Black iguana as a separate species. The study found that the Saba Black iguana has a number of unique genetic features, including a different mitochondrial DNA haplotype and a number of private microsatellite alleles. The study also found that the Saba Black iguana has a number of unique morphological features, including a larger size, a darker coloration, and a different shape of the head and dewlap. The reclassification of the Saba Black iguana is significant because it helps to protect this rare and endangered species. By recognizing the Saba Black iguana as a separate species, it is now possible to take specific measures to conserve its habitat and population. Here are some of the reasons why the Saba Black iguana was reclassified: The Saba Black iguana has a unique genetic makeup that distinguishes it from the green iguana. The Saba Black iguana has a unique morphological appearance that distinguishes it from the green iguana. The Saba Black iguana is found in a different geographic range than the green iguana.

Aldabra Tortoise High Peak Short Shell super interesting my favorite,

Aldabra Tortoise 5 1/2" High Vaulted Wide Round & Long Massive Double scute Very Active

Wide Round & Long

Aldabra Tortoise 4 3/4" Long FastBack Shell Super chill Amazing very outgoing Double scute

Super chill Amazing very outgoing

4 1/4" Spur Smooth shell Beautiful shell with a little peak calm personality

Calm personality

Aldabra Tortoise 4 1/2" Smooth Shell long shell Double scute Smart looking tortoise

long shell

18 1/2" Aldabra Tortoise Big wide high Dome massive young Aldabra tortoise really nice

big wide high Dome massive

17 1/2 inch Aldabra Tortoise Tremendous High Dome Short Back Amazing Shell great personality

Tremendous High Dome Short Back

If you want the Best Buy the Best This tortoise has Superior Genetic Diversity genetic diversification yields strong biology, genetic diversity is what Health animals are made of What It’s Like Owning an Aldabra Tortoise Bringing home your Aldabra tortoise is unforgettable—the excitement never fades. Years later, you’ll still find yourself scanning the yard just to spot them. Personality and Interaction Aldabras are far more personable than most expect. They recognize their keepers, enjoy shell scratches, and some even follow you around like a dog. Each has its own temperament—some playful, some mellow—but many are social with people and other tortoises alike. There’s a calm, grounding energy that comes from spending time with them. Watching one graze, wander, or bask in the sun reminds you to slow down and savor simple moments.ID#GL2 17 1/2 inch Aldabra Tortoise Termendous High Dome Short Back Amazing Shell great personality

18" Aldabra Tortoise Amazing Peak high Dome Short Back Aldabra Tortoise, love this one

Amazing Peak high Dome Short Back

If you want the best buy the best Superior Genetic Diversity – Mauritius Aldabra Hatchlings Offered for sale: Aldabra giant tortoise hatchlings direct from Mauritius, the largest and most respected Aldabra breeding farm in the world. These hatchlings are the product of a highly managed breeding program designed to maximize genetic diversity, producing exceptionally healthy and robust young tortoises. Each hatchling in this group benefits from careful outcrossing among diverse bloodlines unique to Mauritius, which safeguards long-term health and biological strength. Scientific genome studies confirm that managing genetic diversity at the founding breeding source is key for producing superior Aldabra hatchlings.

7 1/2 inches Aldabra Tortoise Double Scute Big & Round nice calm personality

Great Personality

These Aldabra tortoises come from carefully managed bloodlines with superior genetic diversity. Genetic diversification produces stronger biology, healthier animals, and long-term vitality. Our breeding program focuses on maintaining multiple distinct bloodlines so each tortoise benefits from the strongest possible genetic foundation.

This level of management takes time, space, and commitment—but it produces exceptional Aldabra tortoises.

What It’s Like Owning an Aldabra Tortoise

Bringing home your Aldabra tortoise is unforgettable—the excitement truly never fades. Years later you may still find yourself scanning the yard just to spot them slowly making their rounds.

These giants become part of your daily life in a way few animals do.

Personality and Interaction

Aldabras are far more personable than most people expect.

Many recognize their keepers, enjoy shell scratches, and some will even follow you around the yard like a dog. Each individual develops its own personality—some curious and playful, others relaxed and mellow—but many are surprisingly social with both people and other tortoises.

Spending time with them has a calming effect. Watching an Aldabra graze, wander, or bask in the sun reminds you to slow down and appreciate simple moments.

Our Commitment

We continue to stand behind every animal we produce with some of the best guarantees in the industry:

• Guaranteed live arrival
• 30-day exchange policy
• Professionally raised and well started hatchlings

Our goal is simple: produce healthy, genetically strong Aldabra tortoises that thrive for generations.

Perfect Aldabra Tortoise 7" 1/2 High Dome Smooth Shell full of energy never stops

Lots of Energy

These Aldabra tortoises come from carefully managed bloodlines with superior genetic diversity. Genetic diversification produces stronger biology, healthier animals, and long-term vitality. Our breeding program focuses on maintaining multiple distinct bloodlines so each tortoise benefits from the strongest possible genetic foundation. This level of management takes time, space, and commitment—but it produces exceptional Aldabra tortoises. What It’s Like Owning an Aldabra Tortoise Bringing home your Aldabra tortoise is unforgettable—the excitement truly never fades. Years later you may still find yourself scanning the yard just to spot them slowly making their rounds. These giants become part of your daily life in a way few animals do. Personality and Interaction Aldabras are far more personable than most people expect. Many recognize their keepers, enjoy shell scratches, and some will even follow you around the yard like a dog. Each individual develops its own personality—some curious and playful, others relaxed and mellow—but many are surprisingly social with both people and other tortoises. Spending time with them has a calming effect. Watching an Aldabra graze, wander, or bask in the sun reminds you to slow down and appreciate simple moments. Our Commitment We continue to stand behind every animal we produce with some of the best guarantees in the industry: • Guaranteed live arrival • 30-day exchange policy • Professionally raised and well started hatchlings Our goal is simple: produce healthy, genetically strong Aldabra tortoises that thrive for generations.

Aldabra 7" Tortoise Big Wide & Round smooth shell with Extra Scute

Big Wide & Round

4 1/2" Perfect Aldabra Tortoise , Perfect in every way, great high Walk

Perfect in every way

Aldabra Very High Dome Shell, Super Calm Personality

Super Calm Personality

ID#5 Male Blue Rhino iguana hatchling Bulldog Bloodline hatch Oct 2025 Free Shipping

Blue Rhino Iguana

Why Our Rhino Iguanas Are DifferentAt our farm, we breed 9 distinct bloodlines of Rhino Iguanas, each with its own unique characteristics. Our dedication to maintaining these bloodlines ensures that you’re getting a top-quality iguana with traits that make it truly one of a kind.B5 "Long Horn Rhino" Bloodline: These iguanas feature significantly longer and more prominent horns than most other Rhino Iguanas, giving them a striking, prehistoric appearance.B1 "Bulldog" Bloodline: Known for their massive, heavy, and muscular build, these iguanas also boast a beautiful blue coloration, making them stand out among the species.What sets us apart from most breeders is the care and effort we put into maintaining pure, traceable bloodlines. Many breeders do not take the time or invest the resources needed to track the genetics of their animals.Here’s what we do differently:Bloodline Tracking: We use advanced techniques like PIT tagging (microchip implants) to track each iguana’s bloodline. This allows us to guarantee the authenticity and purity of the genetics in every iguana we breed.Individual Housing and Breeding: To ensure the integrity of each bloodline, we house and breed our iguanas individually. This method prevents accidental crossbreeding and maintains the unique characteristics of each bloodline.This level of care and precision comes with higher costs, but it ensures that every iguana we produce is of the highest quality. In fact, we’re one of the only breeders in the country who go to such lengths to maintain these exceptional standards.Check out our website and availability list to see what we currently have available. Whether you're looking for a specific bloodline or just want a healthy, high-quality Rhino Iguana, we’ve got you covered!Rhino Iguana OverviewOrigins & Habitat: Native to Hispaniola (Haiti & Dominican Republic), Rhino Iguanas live in dry, rocky scrublands and tropical forests where they bask on limestone terrain.Size & Appearance: Males reach up to 4.5 feet and 25 pounds, while females are slightly smaller. Both are known for their signature horn-like protrusions and heavy, prehistoric build.Diet & Behavior: Primarily herbivorous, they eat greens, fruits, and flowers. While wild iguanas are territorial, captive-bred animals are typically calm and docile.Lifespan: Rhino Iguanas can live over 60 years in captivity, making them a serious long-term commitment.Why They Make Great Pets: They are intelligent, interactive, recognize their owners, and develop a calm temperament when properly socialized.Fun Fact: Their primitive features and armored look make them one of the most dinosaur-like reptiles alive today.Our Bloodlines: We produce 9 distinct bloodlines, including the B5 “Long Horn” known for exaggerated horns and the B1 “Bulldog” known for its massive build and blue coloration.What Sets Us Apart: We use PIT tagging and strict individual housing to track and preserve pure bloodlines—something very few breeders invest the time or resources to do.Availability: Visit our website to view current availability and secure a high-quality, genetically tracked Rhino Iguana.

ID#4 Male Blue Rhino iguana hatchling Bulldog Bloodline hatch Oct 2025

Blue Rhino Iguana

Why Our Rhino Iguanas Are DifferentAt our farm, we breed 9 distinct bloodlines of Rhino Iguanas, each with its own unique characteristics. Our dedication to maintaining these bloodlines ensures that you’re getting a top-quality iguana with traits that make it truly one of a kind.B5 "Long Horn Rhino" Bloodline: These iguanas feature significantly longer and more prominent horns than most other Rhino Iguanas, giving them a striking, prehistoric appearance.B1 "Bulldog" Bloodline: Known for their massive, heavy, and muscular build, these iguanas also boast a beautiful blue coloration, making them stand out among the species.What sets us apart from most breeders is the care and effort we put into maintaining pure, traceable bloodlines. Many breeders do not take the time or invest the resources needed to track the genetics of their animals.Here’s what we do differently:Bloodline Tracking: We use advanced techniques like PIT tagging (microchip implants) to track each iguana’s bloodline. This allows us to guarantee the authenticity and purity of the genetics in every iguana we breed.Individual Housing and Breeding: To ensure the integrity of each bloodline, we house and breed our iguanas individually. This method prevents accidental crossbreeding and maintains the unique characteristics of each bloodline.This level of care and precision comes with higher costs, but it ensures that every iguana we produce is of the highest quality. In fact, we’re one of the only breeders in the country who go to such lengths to maintain these exceptional standards.Check out our website and availability list to see what we currently have available. Whether you're looking for a specific bloodline or just want a healthy, high-quality Rhino Iguana, we’ve got you covered!Rhino Iguana OverviewOrigins & Habitat: Native to Hispaniola (Haiti & Dominican Republic), Rhino Iguanas live in dry, rocky scrublands and tropical forests where they bask on limestone terrain.Size & Appearance: Males reach up to 4.5 feet and 25 pounds, while females are slightly smaller. Both are known for their signature horn-like protrusions and heavy, prehistoric build.Diet & Behavior: Primarily herbivorous, they eat greens, fruits, and flowers. While wild iguanas are territorial, captive-bred animals are typically calm and docile.Lifespan: Rhino Iguanas can live over 60 years in captivity, making them a serious long-term commitment.Why They Make Great Pets: They are intelligent, interactive, recognize their owners, and develop a calm temperament when properly socialized.Fun Fact: Their primitive features and armored look make them one of the most dinosaur-like reptiles alive today.Our Bloodlines: We produce 9 distinct bloodlines, including the B5 “Long Horn” known for exaggerated horns and the B1 “Bulldog” known for its massive build and blue coloration.What Sets Us Apart: We use PIT tagging and strict individual housing to track and preserve pure bloodlines—something very few breeders invest the time or resources to do.Availability: Visit our website to view current availability and secure a high-quality, genetically tracked Rhino Iguana.

Female Cuban ID#4 hatched 09-13-2025 tamest of all Iguanas beauty full color super personality. Free Shipping

super personality.

Cuban Iguanas are widely considered the tame giants of the Cyclura world, making them a top choice for serious reptile keepers looking for a large, interactive lizard. These are large, impressive animals, typically reaching 5 feet and over in length, with mature males sometimes pushing close to 25 pounds. Females are generally about half the size, creating a strong visual difference between the sexes. Their coloration is what really sets them apart. Cuban iguanas feature a striped tan to light brown body, accented by bold black chevrons, with a stunning red to orange underbelly. Their jet-black feet add even more contrast, giving them a rugged, prehistoric look. Why Cuban Iguanas Stand Out: One of the tamest and most handleable Cyclura species Highly intelligent and capable of recognizing their keepers Long-lived companions, often exceeding 60 years Large, powerful build with a calm, confident presence Fun Facts About Cuban Iguanas: Native to Cuba and surrounding islands, living in rocky coastal habitats Primarily herbivores, feeding on leaves, fruits, and flowers Males develop large jowls and thick heads as they mature Excellent diggers, creating burrows for shelter and nesting Can become very gentle and interactive when raised properly Colors and markings often become more vibrant with age Because of their size, personality, and striking appearance, Cuban iguanas are considered a true showpiece reptile. They combine the presence of a powerful animal with a temperament that allows for long-term interaction. With their long lifespan and steady demeanor, these iguanas aren’t just pets—they’re lifelong companions. Hello folks, Sam from the Giant Tortoise Farm here today with a female Cuban iguana. This hatchling, ID number four, is a prime example of an exotic animal from our farm. We focus on animal identification to ensure precise tracking of our reptiles, making them ideal pets for enthusiasts. This lizard showcases the quality of our breeding program.

Female Cuban Iguana ID#3 Super tame Hatched 9-15-2025 Black feet, Orange belly silver body 12 1/2 Free Shipping

Super tame

Cuban Iguanas (Cyclura nubila) are one of the tamist and most sought-after rock iguanas, known for their calm temperament, massive size, and striking coloration. In this video, we showcase beautiful 2025 hatchlings and explain what makes this species such an incredible long-term companion. Cuban Iguanas are widely considered the tame giants of the Cyclura world, making them a top choice for serious reptile keepers looking for a large, interactive lizard. These are large, impressive animals, typically reaching 5 feet and over in length, with mature males sometimes pushing close to 25 pounds. Females are generally about half the size, creating a strong visual difference between the sexes. Their coloration is what really sets them apart. Cuban iguanas feature a striped tan to light brown body, accented by bold black chevrons, with a stunning red to orange underbelly. Their jet-black feet add even more contrast, giving them a rugged, prehistoric look. Why Cuban Iguanas Stand Out: One of the tamest and most handleable Cyclura species Highly intelligent and capable of recognizing their keepers Long-lived companions, often exceeding 60 years Large, powerful build with a calm, confident presence Fun Facts About Cuban Iguanas: Native to Cuba and surrounding islands, living in rocky coastal habitats Primarily herbivores, feeding on leaves, fruits, and flowers Males develop large jowls and thick heads as they mature Excellent diggers, creating burrows for shelter and nesting Can become very gentle and interactive when raised properly Colors and markings often become more vibrant with age Because of their size, personality, and striking appearance, Cuban iguanas are considered a true showpiece reptile. They combine the presence of a powerful animal with a temperament that allows for long-term interaction. With their long lifespan and steady demeanor, these iguanas aren’t just pets—they’re lifelong companions.

13" Male Long Horn Rhino Iguana Super Color hatched 10-21-2025 Free shipping

Super Color

​The Rhinoceros Iguana (Cyclura cornuta) is one of the most powerful and visually striking reptiles in the world. Native to the Caribbean, these prehistoric-looking lizards are best known for the horn-like projections on their snouts—giving them their “rhinoceros” name. But not all rhinos are created equal…At Giant Tortoise Farm, we’ve worked with multiple bloodlines over the years, and two of the most impressive traits you’ll see are massive body structure and extreme horn development. The Longhorn Rhino Iguanas featured in this video are something truly special. These animals have some of the longest, most pronounced horns we’ve ever seen—an attribute that serious collectors and enthusiasts highly value. On top of that, they often display beautiful orange and tan coloration, making them stand out from the typical gray Rhinos. The combination of size, color, and horn length gives them a truly unique, almost dinosaur-like appearance. We’re also showcasing hatchlings from these incredible animals—giving you a look at the next generation. Watching these babies grow into powerful adults is one of the most rewarding parts of working with this species. Another standout line we work with is the B-1 “Bulldog” bloodline, known for: Thick, stocky builds Large, pronounced fat pads on the head Stunning blue coloration Heavy, powerful presence Fun Facts About Rhino Iguanas: They can live 40+ years with proper care I have had a couple that lived 60 years Despite their tough appearance, they can become very tame and personable Males develop larger horns and more pronounced features as they mature They are primarily herbivores, feeding on greens, fruits, and flowers Each bloodline can express very different traits, from color to head structure These iguanas are not just pets—they’re living showpieces. Whether you’re drawn to the heavy, muscular look of the Bulldog line or the dramatic horns and coloration of the Longhorn Rhinos, there’s a lot to appreciate in this species. If you’re looking for something truly unique, the Longhorn Rhinos are on another level.

13" Female Long Horn Rhino Iguana Hatch date 10/21/2025 Crazy Color Pattern

Crazy Color Pattern

​The Rhinoceros Iguana (Cyclura cornuta) is one of the most powerful and visually striking reptiles in the world. Native to the Caribbean, these prehistoric-looking lizards are best known for the horn-like projections on their snouts—giving them their “rhinoceros” name. But not all rhinos are created equal…At Giant Tortoise Farm, we’ve worked with multiple bloodlines over the years, and two of the most impressive traits you’ll see are massive body structure and extreme horn development. The Longhorn Rhino Iguanas featured in this video are something truly special. These animals have some of the longest, most pronounced horns we’ve ever seen—an attribute that serious collectors and enthusiasts highly value. On top of that, they often display beautiful orange and tan coloration, making them stand out from the typical gray Rhinos. The combination of size, color, and horn length gives them a truly unique, almost dinosaur-like appearance. We’re also showcasing hatchlings from these incredible animals—giving you a look at the next generation. Watching these babies grow into powerful adults is one of the most rewarding parts of working with this species. Another standout line we work with is the B-1 “Bulldog” bloodline, known for: Thick, stocky builds Large, pronounced fat pads on the head Stunning blue coloration Heavy, powerful presence Fun Facts About Rhino Iguanas: They can live 40+ years with proper care I have had a couple that lived 60 years Despite their tough appearance, they can become very tame and personable Males develop larger horns and more pronounced features as they mature They are primarily herbivores, feeding on greens, fruits, and flowers Each bloodline can express very different traits, from color to head structure These iguanas are not just pets—they’re living showpieces. Whether you’re drawn to the heavy, muscular look of the Bulldog line or the dramatic horns and coloration of the Longhorn Rhinos, there’s a lot to appreciate in this species. If you’re looking for something truly unique, the Longhorn Rhinos are on another level.

Longhorn Rhino Iguana 14" Female Rhino Iguana

Big Female

The Rhinoceros Iguana (Cyclura cornuta) is one of the most powerful and visually striking reptiles in the world. Native to the Caribbean, these prehistoric-looking lizards are best known for the horn-like projections on their snouts—giving them their “rhinoceros” name. But not all rhinos are created equal…At Giant Tortoise Farm, we’ve worked with multiple bloodlines over the years, and two of the most impressive traits you’ll see are massive body structure and extreme horn development. The Longhorn Rhino Iguanas featured in this video are something truly special. These animals have some of the longest, most pronounced horns we’ve ever seen—an attribute that serious collectors and enthusiasts highly value. On top of that, they often display beautiful orange and tan coloration, making them stand out from the typical gray Rhinos. The combination of size, color, and horn length gives them a truly unique, almost dinosaur-like appearance. We’re also showcasing hatchlings from these incredible animals—giving you a look at the next generation. Watching these babies grow into powerful adults is one of the most rewarding parts of working with this species. Another standout line we work with is the B-1 “Bulldog” bloodline, known for: Thick, stocky builds Large, pronounced fat pads on the head Stunning blue coloration Heavy, powerful presence Fun Facts About Rhino Iguanas: They can live 40+ years with proper care I have had a couple that lived 60 years Despite their tough appearance, they can become very tame and personable Males develop larger horns and more pronounced features as they mature They are primarily herbivores, feeding on greens, fruits, and flowers Each bloodline can express very different traits, from color to head structure These iguanas are not just pets—they’re living showpieces. Whether you’re drawn to the heavy, muscular look of the Bulldog line or the dramatic horns and coloration of the Longhorn Rhinos, there’s a lot to appreciate in this species. If you’re looking for something truly unique, the Longhorn Rhinos are on another level. Hello folks, Sam from the Giant Tortoise Farm here today going over Rhino Iguanas! This video features a female rhinoceros iguana from our Longhorn line, showcasing its prominent horns, and a male from the Bulldog line, hinting at exciting possibilities for animal breeding. We aim to provide animal education and insight into these fascinating reptiles, which make for unique exotic pets. This look into herpetology shows how we maintain distinct bloodlines for high-quality reptiles as pets.

2024 Male 16" Lewisi Iguana ID#0663 Somewhat tame 1 1/2 years old

ID#L3 14" Female Long Horn Rhino Iguana Hatched September 21 2025 Beautiful Color Free Shipping

Beautiful Colo

The Rhinoceros Iguana (Cyclura cornuta) is one of the most powerful and visually striking reptiles in the world. Native to the Caribbean, these prehistoric-looking lizards are best known for the horn-like projections on their snouts — giving them their “rhinoceros” name. But not all rhinos are created equal… At Giant Tortoise Farm, we’ve worked with multiple bloodlines over the years, and two of the most impressive traits you’ll see are massive body structure and extreme horn development. Longhorn Rhino Iguanas The Longhorn Rhino Iguanas featured here are something truly special. These animals have some of the longest, most pronounced horns we’ve ever seen — a trait that serious collectors and enthusiasts highly value. On top of that, they often display beautiful orange and tan coloration, making them stand out from the typical gray Rhinos. The combination of size, color, and horn length gives them a truly unique, almost dinosaur-like appearance. We are also showcasing hatchlings from these incredible animals, giving you a look at the next generation. Watching these babies grow into powerful adults is one of the most rewarding parts of working with this species. B-1 “Bulldog” Bloodline Another standout line we work with is the B-1 “Bulldog” bloodline, known for: Thick, stocky builds Large, pronounced fat pads on the head Stunning blue coloration Heavy, powerful presence Fun Facts About Rhino Iguanas: Can live 40+ years with proper care (some have reached 60 years) Despite their tough appearance, they can become very tame and personable Males develop larger horns and more pronounced features as they mature Primarily herbivores, feeding on greens, fruits, and flowers Each bloodline expresses different traits, from color to head structure These iguanas are not just pets — they’re living showpieces. Whether you’re drawn to the heavy, muscular look of the Bulldog line or the dramatic horns and coloration of the Longhorn Rhinos, there is a lot to appreciate in this species. If you’re looking for something truly unique, the Longhorn Rhinos are on another level.

B1 the Bull Dog Rhino Hatchlings from Mid October 2025 (Blue Rhinos) Free Shipping

Blue Rhino

The Rhinoceros Iguana (Cyclura cornuta) is one of the most powerful and visually striking reptiles in the world. Native to the Caribbean, these prehistoric-looking lizards are best known for the horn-like projections on their snouts — giving them their “rhinoceros” name. But not all rhinos are created equal… At Giant Tortoise Farm, we’ve worked with multiple bloodlines over the years, and two of the most impressive traits you’ll see are massive body structure and extreme horn development. Longhorn Rhino Iguanas The Longhorn Rhino Iguanas featured here are something truly special. These animals have some of the longest, most pronounced horns we’ve ever seen — a trait that serious collectors and enthusiasts highly value. On top of that, they often display beautiful orange and tan coloration, making them stand out from the typical gray Rhinos. The combination of size, color, and horn length gives them a truly unique, almost dinosaur-like appearance. We are also showcasing hatchlings from these incredible animals, giving you a look at the next generation. Watching these babies grow into powerful adults is one of the most rewarding parts of working with this species. B-1 “Bulldog” Bloodline Another standout line we work with is the B-1 “Bulldog” bloodline, known for: Thick, stocky builds Large, pronounced fat pads on the head Stunning blue coloration Heavy, powerful presence Fun Facts About Rhino Iguanas: Can live 40+ years with proper care (some have reached 60 years) Despite their tough appearance, they can become very tame and personable Males develop larger horns and more pronounced features as they mature Primarily herbivores, feeding on greens, fruits, and flowers Each bloodline expresses different traits, from color to head structure These iguanas are not just pets — they’re living showpieces. Whether you’re drawn to the heavy, muscular look of the Bulldog line or the dramatic horns and coloration of the Longhorn Rhinos, there is a lot to appreciate in this species. If you’re looking for something truly unique, the Longhorn Rhinos are on another level. #rhinocerosiguana, #rhinoiguana, #cycluracornuta, #rhinoiguanas, #longhornrhino, #longhorniguana, #bulldogbloodline, #iguana, #iguanas, #exoticpets, #reptiles, #reptilebreeder, #reptilecare, #petlizard, #lizard, #reptilecommunity, #reptilevideo, #captivebred, #rareiguana, #gianttortoisefarm, #floridaiguana, #herpetology, #reptilehobby, #reptileenthusiast, #iguanaforsale, #reptileshowcase, #animalbehavior, #lizardlife, #reptilekeepers, #exoticanimals, #reptilecollection, #petreptile, #reptilespecies, #animalvideo, #wildlifepet, #reptileworld, #iguanafarm, #breederlife, #reptilesdaily, #coolpets,

15 1/2" Perfect Female Pectinata iguana SUPER TAME super Healthy Great Color Amazing (Hatch Mid August 2024)  Pet Free Shipping

SUPER TAME Amazing PeT

Banana Pectinata Spiney tail iguana from Mexico these Super Super Tame iguans have great yellow color . Hatched mid August 2024 Our Banana Pectinates are the best of the best, great genetic lines for Color & Temperament Raised right on my farm in Sunny South Florida, Great Iguana pets, this smaller species typically reaching 32 to 36 inches. They are hearty active animals that are interesting to watch and study. These Iguanas have grown very popular in the last few years because of their striking appearance, easy care and smaller size. Because of their latest popularity they are hard to find in the pet trade. There are different intensity morphs of these iguanas, some are mixed Yellow and Black stripes, some have less black and are higher yellow. These particular animals are of the High Yellow Morph. I also have hatchling for, Bakeri, Rotan, and Orange, Yellow/Pied cross

13 1/2" Healthy female Orange Pectinata iguana Super Tame Great Color (Hatch Mid August 2024)Amazing Pet

Super Tame Great Color

Orange Pectinata Spiney tail iguana from Mexico these Super Super Tame iguanas have great Orange color . Hatched mid August 2025 Our Orange Pectinates are the best of the best, great genetic lines for Color & Temperament Raised right on my farm in Sunny South Florida, Great Iguana pets, this smaller species typically reaching 32 to 36 inches. They are hearty active animals that are interesting to watch and study. These Iguanas have grown very popular in the last few years because of their striking appearance, easy care and smaller size. Because of their latest popularity they are hard to find in the pet trade. There are different intensity morphs of these iguanas, some are mixed Yellow and Black stripes, some have less black and are higher yellow. These particular animals are of the High Yellow Morph. I also have hatchling for, Bakeri, Rotan, and Orange, Yellow/Pied cross Hello folks, Sam here showcasing Pectinata, ID number 6712, a beautiful 13.5-inch female of her species. We're highlighting her plump features and developing orange coloration, which are great animal facts for reptile enthusiasts. Notice the white marking on her left leg, clearly indicating she's female, a useful detail for understanding male female identification in tortoises.

14 " Healthy Male Banana Pectinata 22 months old ((Hatch Mid August 2024)  Super Tame easy to take care of Amazing Pet

Super Tame Amazing Pet

Banana Pectinata Spiney tail iguana from Mexico these Super Super Tame iguans have great yellow color . Hatched mid August 2025 Our Banana Pectinates are the best of the best, great genetic lines for Color & Temperament Raised right on my farm in Sunny South Florida, Great Iguana pets, this smaller species typically reaching 32 to 36 inches. They are hearty active animals that are interesting to watch and study. These Iguanas have grown very popular in the last few years because of their striking appearance, easy care and smaller size. Because of their latest popularity they are hard to find in the pet trade. There are different intensity morphs of these iguanas, some are mixed Yellow and Black stripes, some have less black and are higher yellow. These particular animals are of the High Yellow Morph. I also have hatchling for, Bakeri, Rotan, and Orange, Yellow/Pied cross Folks, check out this stunning 14-inch male banana iguana, just about a year and a half old, showcasing some amazing color! This beautiful reptile makes a fantastic pet lizard, especially for those up north, as it doesn't require a lot of space. If you're looking for an exotic pet, these iguanas are super tame and truly a joy to have around.

14 1/4 " Female Banana Pectinata 1 1/2 years old (Hatch Mid August 2024) Super Tame, easy to take care of

Super Tame Female

Banana Pectinata Spiney tail iguana from Mexico these Super Super Tame iguanas have great yellow color . Hatched mid August 2025 Our Banana Pectinates are the best of the best, great genetic lines for Color & Temperament Raised right on my farm in Sunny South Florida, Great Iguana pets, this smaller species typically reaching 32 to 36 inches. They are hearty active animals that are interesting to watch and study. These Iguanas have grown very popular in the last few years because of their striking appearance, easy care and smaller size. Because of their latest popularity they are hard to find in the pet trade. There are different intensity morphs of these iguanas, some are mixed Yellow and Black stripes, some have less black and are higher yellow. These particular animals are of the High Yellow Morph. I also have hatchling for, Bakeri, Rotan, and Orange, Yellow/Pied cross

4 3/4" Perfect scute pattern Nice smooth Shell, inquisitive

inquisitive

4 3/4" Smooth Long Dome Shell I like this one

I like this one

4 1/4" Lots of energy don't stop Fast

Lots of energy

4 1/2" High Peak Very High Dome Shell Amazing collectors animal: Exceptional

Exceptional

4" Aldabra Tortoise long & Narrow really interesting very rare no nouchal scute exceptional

very rare no nouchal scute exceptional

4 3/4 Long & Narrow with Vertical first scute Very High Dome: Exceptional

Very High Dome: Exceptional

4 7/8" Big Dome and Round, smooth Shell. Nice high walk smart looking Beautyful

Nice high walk smart looking Beautyful

4" Aldabra Hatchling Tortoise Very High Dome perfect smooth shell nice looking tortoise

Very High Dome

5" Aldabra Hatchling tortoise Absolutely Perfect shell in every way very observant Smart

observant Smart

4" Aldabra Tortoise with Long shell Action Jackson lots of energy

Action Jackson lots of energy

Aldabra Hatchling tortoise 4" Almost Perfect smooth Shell Interesting shell

Interesting shell

4 7/8" Big High Dome Shell High Walk Smart looking tortoise Interactive

Big High Dome Shell