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If you’ve noticed unusual holes in your backyard or a large iguana lingering in the same spot for days, you might be looking at a ticking time bomb. Iguana nesting season is officially here , and at Iguana Jones , we want you to stay ahead of the problem. Where Are the Eggs Hiding? Female iguanas are expert diggers. They search for soft soil, sandy areas near canal banks, or even the space beneath your pool deck to create their burrows. These tunnels can be several feet deep

Living in South Florida means sharing your outdoor spaces with a variety of wildlife, including iguanas. While these reptiles can be fascinating to watch, their droppings can quickly become a nuisance. Efficiently cleaning up iguana droppings is essential to maintaining a clean, safe, and pleasant environment around your home or commercial property. In this post, I will share practical tips and proven methods for iguana waste removal that anyone can apply. Understanding Iguan

When most people think of iguanas, they think of damaged gardens or messy pool decks. But the reality is far more serious. As an invasive species with no natural predators in South Florida, the green iguana has tipped the scales of our local ecosystem, putting our most delicate native species at risk—especially our butterflies. The Silent Threat to Our Pollinators Florida is home to some of the rarest butterflies in North America, such as the Miami Blue  and the Atala . These

Today we responded to an emergency service call at The Bass Museum in South Beach, Florida , where an iguana had become trapped inside a roof drainage channel located above one of the gallery spaces. Based on the situation and inspection, the iguana most likely accessed the building by climbing onto the roof and exploring the structure — a behavior that is very common for iguanas. Rooftops typically provide ideal conditions for them, as they retain heat and create warm enviro

Every year, as temperatures begin to rise in South Florida, iguana activity increases across Miami neighborhoods. What may seem like harmless wildlife quickly becomes a serious problem for homeowners, businesses, and property managers. Iguana season marks the time when these invasive reptiles become more visible, more active, and more destructive. From damaged gardens and seawalls to burrows that weaken structures, iguanas can create costly issues if not addressed early. At I

Why Iguanas Love Ceramic Tile Roofs in Miami Ceramic tile roofs are extremely common across Miami and South Florida. While they are beautiful and durable, they also create the perfect environment for iguanas to hide, rest, and even nest. Many homeowners are surprised when they discover iguanas living on their roofs. However, the structure of ceramic tiles creates small spaces that provide shade, warmth, and protection — making them very attractive to these reptiles. At Iguana