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The Fijian Banded Iguana (Brachylophus bulabula) is a tree dwelling species, endemic to the south eastern Fijian islands. This species of Iguana are sexually dimorphic. The females being predominately green, while the males are predominately Blue with bands of white.
These intriguing lizards are for the most part Herbivores, preferring to feed on plants and berries found growing within their territory.
The Fijian banded iguana will produce up to six eggs and will incubate those eggs for up to 170 days before hatching during the rainy season.
Male Fiji banded iguana deep in contemplation @ Melbourne zoo 2015.
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Camera info
Camera NIKON D810
Focal length 105 mm
Aperture f/11.0
Shutter 1/250 s
ISO 3200