The iguana does not recognize its owner. The iguana is a cold-blooded animal and has no ability to recognize its owner. No matter how kind the owner is to it, it cannot recognize its owner. But if you spend more time with it and feed and water it personally, over time, it will form a conditioned reflex and become very docile during the feeding process, but it will not develop feelings for its owner.

Notes on raising iguanas

1. The temperature of iguanas is the core. The temperature in the sun during the day is 38-40 degrees (winter), and 36-36 degrees. 38 degrees (summer). The temperature at night is 20-30 degrees.

2. The environment where iguanas are kept should not be too humid. If it is too humid, they will easily suffer from skin diseases. The iguanas’ demand for water is relatively not particularly strong. It is enough to use vegetables to replenish water.

3. The food fed to the young bearded dragon lizard should not be too large. If it is fed too large food, it will usually vomit. Feeding too large food for a long time will also cause intestinal damage.