Locating & Removing Invasive Iguana Eggs

During breeding season iguanas will locate soft terrain to lay their eggs. The problem with this is that iguanas can lay large amounts of eggs in one year. Once the new born iguanas hatch, they will dig themselves out of the burrow and start to establish themselves around you proeprty. Landscaping plants will start to get eaten and you will start to find feces around your home or buisness.
After mating season, iguanas will begin to lay their eggs in burrows. Laying up to 70 eggs a year a property can easily become infested with these invasive reptiles. Burrows can become problematic for properties since they can reach length’s of 70 feet. With time these burrows may start to collapse due to erosion which can cause structures to crack or collapse. These burrows can also cause bodily harm since the terrain is uneven.
It’s important to monitor your proeprty due to iguanas digging holes. Our team is equipped with the right tools and techniques to effectively locate and remove iguana eggs before they hatch. If you find random holes around your home or buisness, give us a call so we can properly identify and remove any potential iguana eggs to avoid an infestation.
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[@enjoystraveling]

Well, that person could’ve had over 30 baby iguanas munching up their landscape and digging burrows!!

[@humaneiguanacontrol]

That is correct! We were able to prevent a new infestation around this community. Thanks for watching, make sure you share to spread awareness.

[@christinakratky9143]

Wow. What are you doing with eggs? I have been waiting for your answer for a long time. Like, you will destroy those eggs before they will hatch? Or?

[@humaneiguanacontrol]

Since iguanas are considered to be an invasive species in south Florida, the eggs must be dispatched.

[@christinakratky9143]

@@humaneiguanacontrol Yes, I heard that before. Ah I see. Okay. Before it will be worse if there will be more iguanas when they hatch and they can destroy everything in Florida like seawall, I am right?

[@humaneiguanacontrol]

This is correct! Glad to see that you know your iguana facts! 🙌