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  1. The Guide to Owning Water Dragons, Sailfin Lizards & Basilisks by John Coborn, 1996-09
  2. Green Water Dragons, Sailfin Lizards and Basilisks (General Care and Maintenance of Series) by Philippe De Vosjoli, 1992-05
  3. Green Water Dragons: Plus Sailfin Lizards & Basilisks (Advanced Vivarium Systems) by Philippe De Vosjoli, 1992-12
  4. Anoles, Basilisks, and Water Dragons (More Complete Pet Owner's Manuals) by Richard Bartlett, Patricia Bartlett, 1997-01-01

21. Water Dragon Care Sheet
Other references or recommended reading de Vosjoli, Phillepe. water Dragons, Sailfin lizards and Basilisks. Lakeside, CA AVS, 1992. Mader, Douglas.
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Common Name: Chinese Water Dragon Latin name Physignathus cocincinus Australian Water Dragon P. lesueurii Native to: Indo-Australia and Southeast Asia Size: Adult males can reach up to three feet in length. Females are slightly smaller. Life span: Water dragons have lived to more than 18 years in captivity General appearance: The Chinese water dragon ( P. cocincinus ) is generally green with vertical slanted stripes that run across the body and a white or yellow belly. These water dragons also possess colorful throats that can range in color from a pale yellow to peach or even pink. One of the most distinctive features are the well developed nuchal crests. The spikes are generally larger in males than in females. Males also possess prominent mid-sagittal crests. The Australian water dragon ( P. lesueurii

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24. Elmer's Aquarium Water Dragons
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Water Dragons As Pets: Water Dragons (Physignatus cocincinus) are a popular alternative to green iguanas. They grow to 36" and prove to be an active, but tame lizard. Housing: Juveniles can be housed temporarily in a 20 gallon long tank, but will need up to a 75 gallon as adults. They are arboreal and aquatic, so they require climbing branches and a large pool for swimming and drinking. Substrate: Pick a substrate that retains water for constant humidity. Good choices are Bed-A Beast or Reptile Jungle Mix Lizard Litter. Both should have some terrarium moss added for extra humidity. Cleaning: The cage should be spot cleaned weekly and completely cleaned every month or two. Heating and Lighting: Your dragons cage should be a cool side of 86 degrees and a hot spot of 95 degrees. You can have a heating pad and high wattage basking bulb on the hot side, and a low wattage infrared or black light on the cool side. The low wattage bulb can be kept on at night to keep temperatures around 75 degrees. Fluorescent UVB lighting is a must for proper bone growth. We sell the Repta-Sun UVB 5.0 bulb for this purpose. Foods: Insects (crickets), earthworms, pinkies, live feeder fish. Feed adults and occasional mouse. Some individuals will eat soft fruits.

25. Eastern Water Dragon - Maggil's Country
Eastern water Dragons can run very fast to catch food or escape if they are being chased. They love to eat small animals like frogs, crabs, small lizards and
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Eastern Water Dragons can run very fast to catch food or escape if they are being chased. They love to eat small animals like frogs, crabs, small lizards and insects, but also enjoy berries and fruit that grow near the creek. They are coloured greenish grey with yellowish black markings on their cheeks and back. These colours help these dragons to hide in the bushes near the creek. When the males become mature they grow a crest on their head and chest which is a rich red or orange-red. Red and golden-yellow colour patches will appear on their chest and the sides of their bodies. Then it will be time for the males to find female mates!
Maggil's mother has laid many eggs, about 10-20 in every clutch. She digs holes in the soft earth of the creek banks to lay them in. Water Dragons may measure as much a 90cm, although one was found near Bundaburg (Central Queensland) that measured over 1.2m. EasternWater Dragons are found in eastern and southern Australia and another relative lives in the west of Australia. They live in freshwater creeks and rivers, but can tolerate salt or brackish coastal mangroves. You will probably find Eastern Water Dragons around the Boondall Wetlands.
"On the evidence of Ridley and Petrie, the Moggill district was in Turrbal territory. ....The word Moggill (or Maggil) means "large water lizard", the type that sits on logs and jumps into the water if disturbed. These lizards are still plentiful on the banks of the Brisbane River, especially where trees such as bottle-brush (Callistemon) lean out over the water. Cubberla Creek at Kenmore takes its name from the scrub possum (kabarla), which was greatly prized for its fur and made into warm cloaks for the winter months. "

26. Ribbit Photography - Australian Dragons
021524. thumbnail Eastern water dragon. Physignathus lesueurii lesueurii. thumbnail Central Bearded dragon. Pogona vitticeps. have many more lizard images available
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27. Green Water Dragons, Sailfin Lizards And Basilisks
as green iguanas and tend to remain docile, green water dragons from SE with their dorsal and caudal crests are the most dragon looking of the lizards and
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28. Anoles, Basilisks And Water Dragons: A Complete Pet Care Manual (More Complete P
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Great book for a person just getting started with anoles,basilisks or water dragons.
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Check out the section on Australian water dragons if you get this book. The photos are beautiful and the paper quality is great (glossy). Dick Bartlett is a good writer, having written not only several reptile manuals, but also many articles in Reptiles Magazine and the Vivarium. Please check out the Australian water dragons again. I have to find out where to get some because I want them...:-)
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Chinese water dragon Physignathus cocincinus Back to Lizard Care Sheets. General Information. Distribution — Southeastern Asia.
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— Most adult Chinese water dragons are between 80 cm and 90 cm (31" - 35") in total length. Temperament Longevity Captive Care Rating Diet : Hatchlings and Juveniles - crickets, meal worms, wax worms, other insects, finely chopped leafy greens (dandelion leaves, Romaine lettuce, etc.); Adults - crickets, meal worms, wax worms, leafy greens and the occasional pink/fuzzy mouse. NOTE: Though some Water Dragons may not accept leafy greens at first, it is an important part of their diet and should be worked in. For those that don't accept the veggies right away, try making the salad look more appealing by adding mealworms and purple grapes (they love grapes). Temperature : 25o to 30 o C (77o-86oF) Required Space : Chinese water dragons require a fair amount of vertical space, as they are skilled climbers and spend a fair amount of time above ground. For this reason, a 4"x4"x2" is great for an adult. Babies can be housed in a 20 to 30 gallon aquarium until they get a little larger. Breeding : Water dragons are sexually mature at 3 to 5 years. After a slight cooling period, breeding occurs with clutches of up to 20 eggs being produced. On average, eggs hatch 67 days after incubation at 29o C to 30o C.

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33. Cyclura.com - Water Dragon
Puff (Physignathus cocincinus water dragon - Asia) is one of our favorite smaller lizards. He is 6 years old measuring 29.5 inches STL weighing 1.4 lbs.
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Sightings Puzzles ... Guestbook Lizard Shops Store Books Critter Corner Gifts, Art ... Specialty Items Conservation Sites ISG TSA UI TCA ... ICFFCI Mailing List Format: Text HTML Cyclura.com n : The genus Physignathus , belonging to the Agamidae famly is often mistakenly thought to be part of the Iguanidae family. - © 1995 Zane Publishing, Inc. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary © 1994 by Merriam-Webster, Incorporated Water Dragons are Old World lizards that are most often imported from Thailand and southern China, although can also be found in Burma, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Guangxi Zhuangzu and Guandong. The Green Water Dragon, also known as the Chinese Water Dragon, Physignathus cocincinus was first discovered in Vietnam. The P.lesueurii comes from Australia. Green water dragons grow to about 36 inches in length, with the males being the large of the species. Maturity is usually attained within two years and the average length is 27-28 inches. Water dragons can be found living near water and heavily forested areas including rain-forests. Their diet is omnivorous as they consume insects, fruits, plants and vegetation. Green water dragons are predominately green in color with a brownish striping pattern on the tail. Along the bottom jaw line the scales go from off white to a vivid pink. The Australian water dragon overall color is in the brown tones. The intensity of coloration for these lizards is predominately related to their emotional state.

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The humidity for these lizards should be kept at or near 70 percent. Lighting Chinese water dragons require ultraviolet lighting to maintain good health.
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Chinese Water Dragon General Info: Adult length up to 40". Water dragons can be long-lived pets if maintained properly. These water loving animals do best in large terrariums and benefit from the use of air stones in their water bowls. If possible, small water features should be included within water dragon enclosures to simulate the moving water they are accustomed to in their native habitat. Temperature/Humidity: Ideal daytime temperature for water dragons should range between 75 and 85 degrees. Additionally, a basking lamp should be used to maintain a local temperature of 90 to 95 degrees. Nighttime temperature should remain between 65 and 75 degrees. The humidity for these lizards should be kept at or near 70 percent. Lighting: Chinese water dragons require ultraviolet lighting to maintain good health. Ultraviolet lighting is recommended for 12 hours per day. The use of a timer will help maintain an accurate lighting schedule. Habitat/Housing: Individual juvenile dragons can be maintained in a 35 to 50 gallon terrarium. As adults, water dragons should be housed in a 75 gallon terrarium or larger. A screen lid is essential for proper air exchange. These lizards are best kept singularly. However, for multiple pets, increase habitat size accordingly to ensure each individual has plenty of space to move about and not interfere with tankmates. An undertank heater should be placed on the same end of the tank as the basking lamp. A shelter for hiding is necessary, especially if multiple pets are in the same enclosure. Misting the habitat occasionally will help maintain proper humidity levels and allow for these desert lizards to intake water in a manner to which they are accustom. Substrate

35. Lizards For Sale Baby Chinese Water Dragon For Sale
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36. Reptiles: My Chinese Water Dragon
First, I live in Florida and I keep My water dragon in an outdoor cage sometimes to get some sun. Well I noticed that the little lizards that run wild around
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I am so pleased to see that someone as educated as you and the others on this site are offering their services to the general public especially on the subject of reptiles!! First, I live in Florida and I keep My Water Dragon in an outdoor cage sometimes to get some sun. Well I noticed that the little lizards that run wild around here could easily get into his cage. Well about a couple weeks ago I saw the feet and tail of one going down his mouth!! is this okay and can he continue to eat these it seems like it could be a healthy and cheap diet. I know that you shouldn`t feed them bugs from outside but is this different? Secondly about a month ago I built a six foot tall cage for him and loaded it up with all sorts of good plants like Dragon trees and some ferns but sonce I put him in there he had hardly been eating I think the only thing he has eaten is a two waxworms and a week ago he ate his first fuzzy and ihaven`t seen him eat anyting since. I have some sunflower sprouts growing in the cage. He mostly hides and sits as still as he can and he hasn`t been very active at all. COuld this be a stage he is going through. HE (he`s got a pretty big crest) is just about 18" long. What can I do?

37. Anoles, Basilisks And Water Dragons: A Complete Pet Care Manual
49, (1). Breeding lizards. 50, (10). Breeding Anoles. 51, (3). HOWTO Hibernating the Brown water dragon. 54, (3). Breeding Cone-headed and Casque-headed lizards. 57, (1).
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Preface Understanding Anoles, Basilisks, Water and Sail-tailed Dragons, and Relatives Guidelines for All Stress Arm Waving Shedding The Phenomenon of Natural Sunlight Hormonally Stimulated Aggression Acquiring Your Lizards Choosing a Healthy Specimen Handling Do's and Don'ts Sources for Obtaining Your Lizards Shipping Information Finding Your Own Lizards Lizards in the United States Lizards in Other Countries Caging Outdoor Caging Suggestions Indoor Caging Suggestions HOW-TO: Building an Outdoor Cage Cagemates Thermoregulation Temperatures Hibernation Lighting Greenhouses Feeding and Watering Your Lizards Getting Started Insects Mice Watering Your Lizards' Health Hydration Chambers The Veterinarian Nutrition-related Maladies Parasites Trauma-related Maladies Respiratory Aliments Blister Disease Breeding Lizards Breeding Anoles HOW-TO: Hibernating the Brown Water Dragon Breeding Cone-headed and Casque-headed Lizards Breeding Basilisks, Green Water Dragons, and Sail-tailed Dragons

38. Dragon Stone: Real Dragons: Reptiles
most monitor lizards, so has a much bigger body than another lizard of the Leseur s water dragon This water dragon, Physignathus leseurii, is also known as the
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The Chinese water dragon, Physignathus cocincinus , is also known as the Oriental water dragon. It is green, with dark bands on the tail, and grows to about 78cm long. It is found in China and Indonesia. Related Types: Physignathus
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Draco is a genus of reptiles, often refered to as the flying dragons. All members of this genus have a wing-like flap of skin on either side of their body. These flaps are supported by elongated rib bones. Species in this genus live in tropical rainforests, and the flaps are used for gliding from tree to tree. Members of this genus can glide very efficiently, and lose little height over long distances. These reptiles stay in the trees for most of their lives, though the female returns to the ground, to bury her eggs in the soil. There are 16 species of flying dragon. The following are described on this page:

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