Rocky's Cane Toad & Iguana Management provides humane, FWC-compliant wildlife control across Southwest Florida. Licensed, insured, and serving the region.
Southwest Florida is ground zero for invasive iguanas and cane toads in the United States. The region's warm climate, extensive canal systems, golf courses, and lush tropical landscaping give these invasive species everything they need to thrive year-round. From Naples to Sanibel, every community faces a slightly different version of the same problem, and the right solution depends on understanding your area's specific conditions.
Rocky's Cane Toad & Iguana Management serves Southwest Florida. We are FWC-registered, licensed, and insured, and we tailor every removal program to the local geography, whether that means protecting Port Royal's luxury seawalls, supporting Sanibel's conservation mission, or serving the golf communities of Bonita Springs. Select your city below to learn how we serve your area.
Each community in Southwest Florida has its own iguana and cane toad pressure. Find your city to see how we approach it.
Upscale golf communities, Gulf canals, and seawalls. High iguana pressure across Port Royal, Olde Naples, and North Naples.
View Naples service area →Caloosahatchee River waterfront, golf courses, and dense suburban development make Fort Myers a major iguana and cane toad zone.
View Fort Myers service area →Over 400 miles of canals and thousands of seawalls make Cape Coral the most iguana-friendly city in the country.
View Cape Coral service area →Imperial River, golf courses, and rapid development pushing into natural habitat create constant wildlife pressure.
View Bonita Springs service area →Fast-growing golf communities like Bella Terra meet wetlands and preserves, driving iguana pressure in new neighborhoods.
View Estero service area →Ultra-luxury Gulf-access estates, private docks, and lush landscaping demand discreet, professional wildlife management.
View Port Royal service area →Island wildlife refuges, conservation areas, and tropical climate make Sanibel and Captiva a hotspot for invasive species.
View Sanibel & Captiva service area →Fill out the form below and we'll contact you within 24 hours to schedule your free property assessment.
Call now or schedule online. We respond within 24 hours and offer same-day service across Southwest Florida.