Our iguana died, and we need to sell her home. It has all the comforts of a real home: lights that automatically come on in the morning, go out at night. Well insulated walls, roof, and floor. A heating and cooling system that maintains a consistent interior temperature range. Lots of room to move around and ramps and platforms for climbing and basking. Picture windows, colorful mural painted on the interior, etc.

It's BIG: 6½ feet tall, 8 feet wide, 32 inches deep. Our iguana grew to be 5 feet from nose to tail, so it was just the right size for her.

If anyone in the Atlanta area has a reptile that's outgrowing it's enclosure, or if you know of someone with an iguana or family of iguanas who might be interested, let me know.

~erik~

Sorry to hear about your iguana. If I hear of anyone needing such a habitat, I'll be sure to let them know. It looks nice, maybe I'll get it for myself for when I need a place to hide.

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maybe I'll get it for myself for when I need a place to hide.

It would work for that. Or a prison for bad little boys or girls.... With 2" of solid foam insulation in all six sides you could even make a walk in freezer out of it.

Lot's of potential uses. Could even hide a cache in the sucker.

~erik~

Hey, I have an idea! Sell tropical timeshares!