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Iguanas:
The Exotic Pest
Call 1-888-4-JPM-Bugs
 
Does
your seawall or backyard look like this?
A Growing
Dilemma
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§Iguanas
have been imported as pets for many
years
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§In
the past decade, many have escaped or
have been released and have now claimed
South Florida as their home
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§Due
to our subtropical climate and lush
gardens around our homes, the Iguana’s
have thrived with virtually no natural
predators
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§They
also reproduce fast; a single female
adult can lay up to 30 eggs at a time
Problems. . .
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§Iguanas
get to enjoy our back yards more
than we do. . .
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§And
when we want to go outside, we
have to deal with their
droppings
all
over our
boats, seawalls and patios. .
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§Our
expensive plants become their
salads
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§And
their burrows (homes) undermine
sidewalks, seawalls, and
foundations
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§They
are carriers of salmonella,
and
are dangerous to other
animals
Solutions?
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§Several
options are available,
not all are prescribed
for every situation. . .
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§Avoid
planting vegetation that
Iguanas prefer
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§Fill
burrows with concrete
and sand
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§Have
JP Miller custom design
their Iguana
Deterrent System
to
keep them off your
property
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this is a JP
Miller Trade Secret
and is patent pending;
give
us a call to setup an
appointment to go over
options. (877) JPM -
Green
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Live
trapping does not
produce the best results
due to the hundreds of
iguanas that replace the
ones caught
and
the cost involved for a
temporary fix
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