How long do iguanas live?

25 to 40 years

typically six months

Iguanas are long-lived reptiles, with blue iguanas generally surviving for 25 to 40 years in the wild.

Fiji iguanas raised in zoos have lived to be 25 years old.
In the wild, Fiji iguanas' lifespan is estimated to be closer to 10 to 15 years.

These are the documented figures; individual animals vary with care, genetics and luck.

Grounded in: nationalzoo.si.edu, scholar.lib.vt.edu. Every figure above appears verbatim in the linked sources.

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