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This lizard had a long whip like tail, all smooth, no spines.
Also the image cut off the tail. It could also be a spiny tailed iguana.
That one is more for an expert. I do know males will be more pronounced then the female.
Thanks Jellis, at what age do they develope their spines?
most likely a young Green Iguana (Iguana iguana)
Spotted on Jul 27, 2012 Submitted on Jul 27, 2012
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This lizard had a long whip like tail, all smooth, no spines.
Also the image cut off the tail. It could also be a spiny tailed iguana.
That one is more for an expert. I do know males will be more pronounced then the female.
Thanks Jellis, at what age do they develope their spines?
most likely a young Green Iguana (Iguana iguana)