[For Sale] New Iguana, Hypo Green Iguana/Albino Hets, Bright Yellow.

New Iguana, Hypo Green Iguana/Albino Hets, Bright Yellow.
Hypo Green Iguana/Albino Hets .
The father is a 100% Hypo Green Iguana.
The mother is 66% Het for Albino Green Iguana.

The color pattern goes from Bright Yellow to a bright Orange yellow during breeding season.
I have included some different color changes throughout the year.

$1,500.00
Shipping $65.00 Next Day air Door to Door Service.

Don’t know how many I’ll sell act fast if your interested.

Sam Pascucci
Florida Iguana & Tortoise Breeders
Member ZAA (Zoological Association of America)
www.FloridaIguana.com
754-444-1710

male or female?

I am sorry I see now that the ad is a bit confusing.
1 I am selling hatchlings not adults.
The hatchlings are not sexable
sorry for the confusion.

so are these green iguanas in color and het for albino? the green baby throws me off??

OP: This seems like an exciting project but the language is somewhat confusing.

Is the Hypo Codom and therefore these babies are visual Hypo, with a slight possibility of also being het Albino (Mother is 66% het Albino)?

OR

Is the Hypo Recessive and therefore these babies are 100% nonvisual het for hypo with a slight possibility of being also het for Albino?

Thanks!

I am sorry for the late reply, I was deep in another project and let the reply get away from me.
I wish I knew the answer to your question.
But I think the later may be the best answer.
(100% nonvisual het for hypo with a slight possibility of being also het for Albino)

What throws me off is when compared to a Green hatchling; they do look somewhat yellow.
See the new pic comparing a green and the Het for Hypo.
They definitely look different then standard Greens, which I think means they are somewhat co dom.

When I bred Male and Female Hypos I did have 100% Hypos

I don’t know if that really answers your question, what do you think?

Sam Pascucci
Florida Iguana & Tortoise Breeders
Member ZAA (Zoological Association of America)
www.FloridaIguana.com
754-444-1710

Ok. Thanks Sam that clarifies a lot! Now that you mention it the hatchling does seem to have more yellow and less green then a common Ig, which would suggest there is a co dom as well as super form. It will be interesting to see how the genetics play out.

Sam is definitely on the cutting edge of Iguanas and Aldabras.

Whoever gets in on this project will be a lucky person!

nice!