Diet
Aruba whiptails are omnivorous, eating both insects and plant matter. They contribute to the dispersal of seeds for certain species of plants by eating the fruit and excreting the seeds in a different location.Reproduction
Unlike some other members of the genus ''Cnemidophorus'', the Aruba whiptail reproduces sexually.References
Cnemidophorus Reptiles described in 1887 Reptiles of the Caribbean Fauna of Aruba Taxa named by Theodorus Willem van Lidth de Jeude {{lizard-stub