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holy crap that thing is crazy blue!

what an incredible trip lewisi even more beautiful in person than any pic i've seen,best trip ever.Enjoy the pics.

more pics

i'm drooling over my computer

more more....any more juvenile photos!

Man after seeing those guys freshly shed you can tell all the ones posted here on the forum are hybrids! What awesome animals!

Thanks for sharing the photos.

Tom

WOW! They are absolutely stunning! I wish I had gone to Grand Cayman for my honeymoon...
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Bri

I went there on my honey moon and it wasnt a good idea. I was looking at iguanas more than my new wife and she's hot!-lol

Ha it's funny you said that because I was going to mention the same thing for me; I know my husband would've been jealous of all the attention I'd be paying to the Iguanas. Although that was the case in Aruba anyways with the green iguanas.
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Bri

C-bob
Details! where in GC did you go what, who did you see, how many. Hows the park, did you see the wild ones? C'mon need more!

jf

I agree! We need more details!

Love the pics! They are amazing!!!!! Thanks for sharing!

That was at the botanical gardens where they breed them{didn't really notice the flowers though}saw maybe 15 wild one in the park,the head warden's name was john what a truly nice guy on the weekends there are no cruise ships this time of year so we were the only ones on the tour was very informal.There was around 30 babies about 2weeks old,he showed all the breeders and history behind each one.didn't make it to the salina reserve where they are now releasing them.there were al least 50 greens that I saw the island is getting overrun with greens.Next year I'm going back but as a volunteer for a week should be awesome,going in august is the cheapest time to go,kind of hot but well worth every drop of sweat.pics.cant do justice seeing them in person was a dream come true.Thanks

the volunteer gig sounds pretty fun. My wife said she would let me do it too as long as I put her up in one of the hotels. Work as a herpetologist during the day and then retire to some nice pad with good food, I can handle that -lol

I'm told that the warden takes people out around the island.should be fun

Enjoy working as a volunteer Its hard work but a brilliant experience. I loved it!