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Currently, iguanas throughout Miami, FL have been creating an array of problems. Homeowners and businesses have become irritated by the behaviors of invasive green iguanas. Landscaping damages have become costly due to replacements. Plants begin to suffer when their leaves are eaten, which in return may cause the plant to die.

Another major issue homeowners are facing is having iguanas on their roofs and in their swimming pools. In both these locations,...

B3C5182E-4A35-451B-85EF-2B5B5411BA83.pngDuring iguana breeding season, you may notice holes appearing on your property. These half-circle shaped holes are likely iguana burrows, where iguanas lay 20-70 eggs annually, leading to potential infestations. To prevent hatching, it's crucial to remove the eggs, and removing iguanas entirely can prevent burrow formation.

Iguana dig holes which become burrows, these burrows can reach lengths of up to 70 feet with interconnected tunnels, causing erosion and softening...

Iguana Removal in South Florida





The “Florida Iguana Problem” refers to the surge in non-native iguana populations in Florida, particularly the green iguana (Iguana iguana), which has become an invasive species in the state. Here’s a detailed look at the issue:

Origins: The iguana issue in Florida began with the pet trade. Iguanas, which...