Last year, Michelle Reynolds told media outlets her toilet in the city near Miami came to contain a Mexican spiny tail iguana, a species that can grow to 18in with an 18in tail added on. Iguanas in toilets may sound like an urban myth on a par with alligators in the sewers of New York City but in Florida they have become a very real problem.įurthermore, Riddle’s Hollywood home seems to be something of a hotspot for such disturbing encounters. “I’m used to” iguanas, Riddle said, “but I’m just not used to them in my toilet bowl.” From there, Riddle said, he managed to shoo it out of the house. The reptile eventually climbed out of the toilet and hid behind it. The iguana swam “all the way into the toilet, into the pipe.
An attempt to use a pool net to remove the lurking lavatorial lizard came to no good, so Riddle “worked up enough nerve to try to grab him” with his bare hands.
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