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Introduced and invasive animals in Anguilla
34 animal species are listed as introduced in Anguilla by the Global Register of Introduced and Invasive Species, and 18 of them are flagged as invasive.
- Introduced species
- 34
- Flagged invasive
- 18
Which invasive animals are in Anguilla?
Species the checklist flags as invasive, most looked-up first.

House mouse
Mus musculus

European rabbit
Oryctolagus cuniculus

Brown rat
Rattus norvegicus

Black rat
Rattus rattus

Green iguana
Iguana iguana

Dengue fever mosquito
Aedes aegypti

Red lionfish
Pterois volitans

Corn snake
Pantherophis guttatus
Red fire ant
Solenopsis invicta

Cuban tree frog
Osteopilus septentrionalis
Bigheaded ant
Pheidole megacephala
Crazy ant
Paratrechina longicornis
All introduced animals in Anguilla
Invasive species first.
| Common name | Scientific name | Family | Status | In this country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| House mouse | Mus musculus | Muridae | Least Concern | Invasive |
| European rabbit | Oryctolagus cuniculus | Leporidae | Near Threatened | Invasive |
| Brown rat | Rattus norvegicus | Muridae | Least Concern | Invasive |
| Black rat | Rattus rattus | Muridae | Least Concern | Invasive |
| Green iguana | Iguana iguana | Iguanidae | Least Concern | Invasive |
| Dengue fever mosquito | Aedes aegypti | Culicidae | Not recorded | Invasive |
| Red lionfish | Pterois volitans | Scorpaenidae | Least Concern | Invasive |
| Corn snake | Pantherophis guttatus | Colubridae | Least Concern | Invasive |
| Red fire ant | Solenopsis invicta | Formicidae | Not recorded | Invasive |
| Cuban tree frog | Osteopilus septentrionalis | Hylidae | Least Concern | Invasive |
| Bigheaded ant | Pheidole megacephala | Formicidae | Not recorded | Invasive |
| Crazy ant | Paratrechina longicornis | Formicidae | Not recorded | Invasive |
| Emery's Sneaking ant | Cardiocondyla emeryi | Formicidae | Not recorded | Invasive |
| African giant snail | Lissachatina fulica | Achatinidae | Not recorded | Invasive |
| Cat | Felis catus | Felidae | Not recorded | Invasive |
| Hibiscus mealybug | Maconellicoccus hirsutus | Pseudococcidae | Not recorded | Invasive |
| Kid | Capra hircus | Bovidae | Not recorded | Invasive |
| Hairy crazy ant | Nylanderia pubens | Formicidae | Not recorded | Invasive |
| House sparrow | Passer domesticus | Passeridae | Least Concern | Introduced |
| Rock dove | Columba livia | Columbidae | Least Concern | Introduced |
| Eurasian collared dove | Streptopelia decaocto | Columbidae | Least Concern | Introduced |
| Red junglefowl | Gallus gallus | Phasianidae | Least Concern | Introduced |
| Green junglefowl | Gallus varius | Phasianidae | Least Concern | Introduced |
| Green monkey | Chlorocebus sabaeus | Cercopithecidae | Least Concern | Introduced |
| Green anole | Anolis carolinensis | Anolidae | Not recorded | Introduced |
| Worm snake | Indotyphlops braminus | Typhlopidae | Not recorded | Introduced |
| Mabouya | Hemidactylus mabouia | Gekkonidae | Not recorded | Introduced |
| Ghost ant | Tapinoma melanocephalum | Formicidae | Not recorded | Introduced |
| Antilles coquí | Eleutherodactylus johnstonei | Eleutherodactylidae | Least Concern | Introduced |
| Tropical fire ant | Solenopsis geminata | Formicidae | Not recorded | Introduced |
| Floral ant | Monomorium floricola | Formicidae | Not recorded | Introduced |
| Little yellow ant | Plagiolepis alluaudi | Formicidae | Not recorded | Introduced |
| Red coral | Tubastraea coccinea | Dendrophylliidae | Not recorded | Introduced |
| Emma's Dacetine ant | Strumigenys emmae | Formicidae | Not recorded | Introduced |
A species is on this list when the country's checklist in the Global Register of Introduced and Invasive Species records it as introduced by people and present. It is marked invasive when the checklist records an impact on native wildlife or habitats. A species can be native to one part of a country and introduced in another, and checklists are revised as countries report, so the list is not final. Source: Global Register of Introduced and Invasive Species (CC BY 4.0). See the sources.