Always have fresh, clean water available. To keep humidity levels at an optimum level, a daily mist with distilled water will do wonders. Keep a large pan of water in the cage. Never mist your pet at bedtime, it could cause chilling if the temperature drops. Your pet would probably prefer a varied diet, but there are formulated foods designed specifically for reptiles, providing the necessary nutrients that are mixed in a balanced fashion that contains all vitamins and minerals.
Supplements are an important part of the diet.
Vitalife, Reptical, and Nekton-Rep are suitable supplements. A good time to feed your iguana would be in the morning, and then give a treat in the afternoon. Below you will find 5 important food groups of the iguana. Another important part of the diet, colored vegetables that may be offered are green beans, lima beans, asparagus, carrots, black eyes peas, squash, and okra. This food group consists of beans and peas, and is also very important for your iguana.