41. California Zoological Supply | Lizards Bark Madagascar False Chuckwalla Madagascar Rainbow Rock Lizard LizardMountain Horned Tail Spiny-Texas Swift-Pink Belly Swift-Emerald water dragon-Sm water http://www.calzoo.com/lizards.html

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42. Heathcliffe The Water Dragon a water dragon. Not an ordinary lizard. Heathcliffe is special. He can swim, climb trees, run on his hind legs and do all sorts of things that ordinary lizards http://www.home.aone.net.au/byzantium/heathclf.html

Heathcliffe the Water Dragon A colored picture is coming soon! Introducing Heathcliffe Heathcliffe is a Water Dragon. Not an ordinary lizard. Heathcliffe is special. He can swim, climb trees, run on his hind legs and do all sorts of things that ordinary lizards can't. He's also a very handsome lizard. He has black and green and brown stripes, and two splendid yellow splotches on his sides. When he sits still in the garden, you can hardly see him, he blends in so well with the background. He's also a very big lizard, nearly three feet long from the point of his nose to the tip of his long thin tail. He has spiky bits on his head and along his back. He thinks the spiky bits make him look very smart. Sometimes he looks at his reflection in the swimming pool and admires himself. Heathcliffe is very vain. He lives in a beautiful garden at a small hotel in Byron Bay. He's sure it's just the best place to live in the world. The Hotel is run by Alison, who looks after the guests and cooks the breakfasts, and by Ken, who takes care of the garden. The hotel is not very big. It was an old house, built nearly a hundred years ago. Last year, the builders changed the house from top to bottom. They knocked down old bits and painted everything in sight. They made an awful mess, but now it's all clean, shiny and peaceful again. It has a very big garden filled with palm trees and tropical plants and gum trees. There is a splendid swimming pool in the garden with deep blue tiles. Just the perfect place for a Water Dragon like Heathcliffe.

43. Picture And Information For Water Monitor water Monitor an error occurred while processing this directive Snake mosasaurs, whose living relatives are monitor lizards like the Komodo dragon. http://animals.mongabay.com/profiles/Komodo_Dragon.html

Click to enlarge Acid Frog, Australia Acid Frog, Australia Acid Frog, Australia ... Zebras Water Monitor [an error occurred while processing this directive] Snake Origins 16 Mar 2004 ...remnants of limbs , and snakes have similarities to extinct marine lizards called mosasaurs, whose living relatives are monitor lizards like the Komodo dragon. ... (ScienCentral News -) Up close and personal with the Komodo dragon Mar 6, 2004 Like all visitors I arrived at the entrance of the park on Rinca Island by boat, hoping but not sure that I would spot a Komodo dragon during my visit. ... (Jakarta Post, Indonesia -) New top human at SF Zoo Mar 13, 2004 After San Francisco Chronicle Executive Editor Phil Bronstein was bitten by a Komodo dragon in June 2001, during a private visit arranged by then-wife actress ... (San Francisco Chronicle, CA -) Youth fair to feature mosaic of countries Mar 11, 2004 Home Originals Movies DVD/Video Television Looney Tunes Kids ... Mar 12, 2004 From the now-infamous Komodo dragon bite that landed him in surgery to her near fatal brain hemorrhage, you could say the two have been through quite a bit ... (Celebrity Justice, United States -) Feb 20, 2004

44. ROUGH GUIDE TO LIZARDS(2) Agama spp). Agamids are actually a large family of lizards that also includes the Uromastyx, the Bearded dragon and water dragon. http://www.nafcon.dircon.co.uk/lizards5.html

FROM NOVICE TO EXPERT .(2) LEVEL 2: Just one or two drawbacks with these .. Green or Brown Anoles ( Anolis spp A lot of pet shops will have a tank of these small lizards, the green or brown anole. While not very demanding in terms of space, heat or lighting, small lizards do need smaller-sized prey, which is not always available. Furthermore, the small lizards always seem to be incredibly fast and tricky to catch hold of, and tend to hate being handled. A cage full of anoles makes a good display, if you don't mind a hands-off approach. Small Skinks and Swifts (various, but mainly Eumeces spp Mabuya and Sceloropus spp See the remarks about Green and Brown Anoles. If anything, Swifts are even quicker, acting rather like squirrels and chipmunks do, leaping from branch to branch (or shoulder to shoulder). The small skinks (eg Golden Skinks) are attractive creatures but have the same disadvantages, and in addition tend to spend a lot of time hiding until they get used to their surroundings. Both types also seem to come in many different varieties, which can be a bit confusing. African Fat-Tailed Geckos ( Hemitheconyx caudicinctus Although very similar to the Leopard Gecko (both belong the Eublepharid, or "eyelid" branch of the gecko family), African Fat-Tails are somewhat more delicate and prone to going on prolonged hunger strikes. Also, owing to the smaller availability of captive-bred stock, most are wild-caught. At least one shop I saw had lumped their Fat-Tail in with a Leopard Gecko (both male), which obviously did not suit either party. They are beautiful, but the doe-eyed appearance belies a determined bite if they feel threatened.

45. HerpSearch.com - USA's Biggest Reptile Search Engine .. water dragon Sites. Green water dragons, Sailfin lizards and Basilisks (General Care and Maintenance of Series) by Philippe De Vosjoli. http://www.herpsearch.com/?q=Bearded Dragon&s=460

46. Isle Of Dragon Lizards Natural Resources are sparse fresh water, a variety of mosses and lichens, colonies of sea birds, ocean fish. Politics on the Isle of dragon lizards http://members.tripod.com/~BadDwarf/isle_of_dragon_lizards.htm

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Isle of Dragon Lizards Home GorLand GorLand Map Index Map of GorLand ... Politics What it is : A breeding farm for dragons by the Kif Royal Family. Geography : This island is of volcanic nature, much like the islands of Hawaii, but merged together into a chain over 600 miles long. Basically, it's a chain of mountains coming out of the sea. It is fairly young in formation, less than 400 years. The terrain is mountainous, rocky and craggy with little soil and not much vegetation. It rains often here, and there are many lakes, caves, water tunnels and underground rivers and lakes. Natural Resources : are sparse - fresh water, a variety of mosses and lichens, colonies of sea birds, ocean fish. Climate : Tropical Flora : Numerous colonies of lichens and mosses, some gigantic in size. Fauna : Sea birds, huge variety of lizards of all kinds. Monsters and critters : Lizards of all kinds, including poisonous/giant, dragons, misc. magical monsters. General Religion and Deities : The Maker (He Who Was Before All).

47. Lizards Blue Tongue Skink, Tiliqua scincoides, Chinese water dragon, Physignathus concincinus, Collared Lizard, Crotaphytus collaris, Cuban Iguana, http://www.regalreptile.com/lizards.htm

Welcome to www. Regal Reptiles .com Snakes Lizards Amphibians Invertebrates ... Requested Pictures Regal Reptiles' Lizards Geckos Misc. Lizards Crocodilians Geckos: Common Name: Latin Name: Available: Photo/Care: *Size: Comments: Arabian Whiptail Gecko Stenodactylus doriae Australian Velvet Gecko Bibron's Gecko Pachydactylus bibroni Central American Banded Coleonyx brevis Crocodile Gecko Tarentola mauritanica Dwarf Madagascan Ground Gecko Paroedura androyensis Fan Fingered Gecko Ptyodactylus hasselquistii Fat Tail Gecko Hemitheconyx caudicinctus Fat Tail Albino Hemitheconyx caudicinctus Flying Gecko Ptychozoon kuhli Gargoyle Gecko Rhacodactylus auriculatus Giant Day Gecko Phelsuma madagascarensis grandis Golden Gecko Gekko ssp. Green Eyed Gecko Gold Dust Day Gecko Phelsuma l. laticauda Henkel's Leaftail Gecko Uroplatus henkeli House Gecko Hemidactylus garnoti Leopard Gecko Eublepharis macularis Leopard Gecko - Albino Eublepharis macularis Leopard Gecko - Blizzard Eublepharis macularis Leopard Gecko - Patternless Eublepharis macularis Lined Day Gecko Phelsuma lineata Lined Leaftail Gecko Uroplatus lineatus Masobe Gecko Paroedura masobe Namib Desert Gecko Chondrodactylus angulifer New Caldonia Crested Gecko Rhacodactylus ciliatus New Caldonia Giant Gecko Rhacodactylus leachianus Ornate Day Gecko Phelsuma ornata Orange Spotted Day Gecko Phelsuma g. guimbeaui

48. Living Harbour - Dragons Several species of dragon lizards once occurred in one of these, the Bearded dragon, Pogona barbata Only one, the Eastern water dragon, Physignathus lesueurii http://www.livingharbour.net/reptiles/lizards_dragons.htm

Home Aboriginal People Mammals Frogs ... Venomous Snakes Blind Snakes Turtles Freshwater Marine ... Lizards Dragons, Family Agamidae Several species of dragon lizards once occurred in woodland or heathland habitats along the harbour. Most of these have not adapted to intensive urban development and are now restricted to remnant areas of relatively undisturbed bushland or reserves, one of these, the Bearded Dragon, Pogona barbata , is now uncommon in the area. Only one, the Eastern Water Dragon, Physignathus lesueurii , still occurs commonly in the area. This large lizard species lives mainly along waterways and has adapted to a range of environments from the harbour foreshores to northern suburb gardens next to creeks. Water Dragon, Physignathus lesueurii (Male). Photo: G Swan.

49. Reptile Keeper - Water Dragon Caresheet Bartlett, Buy now ISBN 0812097890. water Dragons, Sailfin lizards and Basilisks by John Coborn, ISBN 0793802814 Buy now. If you are at http://www.reptilekeeper.co.uk/waterdragcare.php

www.ReptileKeeper.co.uk Your UK source for reptile care sheets, forums, classified adverts, photos and video galleries, dealer directory, news and information. Home News Care sheets Pictures ... Site Map Reptile Keeper - The reptile site for UK reptile keepers Back GREEN WATER DRAGONS Physignathus Cocincinus Here are some caresheets for the green water dragon. This is an animal that I do not own so therefore do not feel qualified to produce a care sheet. I hope the links below will provide you with the information that you are looking for. Caresheet by M Kaplan Caresheet by Tricia Power Caresheet by unkown source Recommended Reading Anoles, Basilisks and Water Dragons by R.D.Bartlett, Buy now ISBN: 0812097890 Water Dragons, Sailfin Lizards and Basilisks by John Coborn, ISBN: 0793802814 Buy now If you are at all interested in buying a reptile then please do as much research into the subject as possible. There is a wealth of information available

50. Long-nosed Water Dragon (Lophognathus Longirostris) Lophognathus longirostris. Australian water dragon. On a blisteringly hot day, we saw several of these attractive and speedy lizards patrolling the grounds. http://www.wildherps.com/species/L.longirostris.html

Long-nosed Water Dragon Lophognathus longirostris Australian Water Dragon Alice Springs Desert Park Northern Territory Australia February 4, 2003 Alice Springs Desert Park is a world class showcase of Australian desert flora and fauna, and its natural setting brings in a variety of local wildlife in addition to the captive species. On a blisteringly hot day, we saw several of these attractive and speedy lizards patrolling the grounds. place this species in the genus Gemmataphora. Here is a complete list of the reptiles and frogs I saw on this trip to Australia. Uluru Northern Territory Australia February 6, 2003 These lizards have ridiculously long tails, and this one's was swaying back and forth in the warm desert breeze as it basked on a post marking the trail. Cogger, H. G. 2000.

51. Lizards Yellow Plated Lizard $12.00. Major Plated Lizard $19.00. Fat Tail Gecko $19.00. Masobe Gecko $79.00. Jumbo water dragon $39.00. Senegal http://www.zoologicalimports.com/lizards.htm

Spear Pointed Leaf Tail Gecko Henkel's Leaf Tail Gecko Lined Leaf Tail Gecko Mossy Leaf Tail Gecko Baby Savannah Monitor Satanic Leaf Tail Gecko Crocodile Monitor Turnip Tail Agama Meller's Chameleon Black Roughneck Monitor Red Niger Uromastyx Chinese Water Dragon S $10 M $15 Lg $20 Tokay Gecko Frilled Dragon Somali Uromastyx Yellow Niger Uromastyx Oustalet's Chameleon Verrucosus Chameleon Desert Striped Chameleon Panther Chameleon Flap Neck Chameleon Fischer's Chameleon Graceful Chameleon Timor Monitor Yellow Plated Lizard Major Plated Lizard Fat Tail Gecko Masobe Gecko Jumbo Water Dragon Senegal Chameleon Bibron's Gecko Ethiopian Fat Tail Gecko Columbian Black and White Tegu Mangrove Monitor Jumbo Chinese Water Dragon $35.00 (Jumbo)

52. Off To See The Lizards March 1, 1999. Off to see the lizards. A green water dragon owned by Allen Taylor of Swissvale relaxes during the meeting (Joe Appel/TribuneReview photo). http://www.newts.org/~newtsweek/html/off_to_see_the_lizards.html

Volume 3 Number 2 March 1, 1999 Off to see the Lizards - by Laurie Fumea (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review) May 31, 1998 Even without Moe and Curly, Larry is quite a character. The bearded dragon and his owner, Georgete Suskie of Johnstown, drew a crowd at a recent Pittsburgh Herpetological Society meeting in the education center of the Pittsburgh Zoo in Highland Park. "They're (bearded dragons) very personable," said Suskie, adding the demonstrations and programs she gives help "break down barriers" between the human and reptile worlds. And that's the main goal of the society - to foster an appreciation of all reptiles and amphibians through husbandry, conservation and education. Many of the group's monthly meetings feature speakers, such as Suskie and three others who recently presented programs - Swantje Willms of East Liberty (newts and salamanders), Allan Taylor of Swissvale (water dragons) and Dolly Ellerbrock of Morningside (giant common green iguanas). The programs and tips are designed to educate reptile enthusiasts and potential owners. "I go over the basics about water dragons - what to look for and set up," said Taylor. He said he enjoys the dragons because they are easy to maintain. "They handle very well," he said.

53. Reptile Discussion Forum Subject lizards Topic Chineese water dragon Health I you all smell Michael kirkpatrick (none) at 2002-06-21 045306. Alligator lizards. HELP water dragon. http://www.petreptiles.com/forum/index.php3?topic=360

54. CHS Care Sheets - Lizards 6. water, 7. Food 8. Handling 9. References. General The inland or central bearded dragon (Pogona vitticeps) is rapidly becoming one of the most popular lizards http://coloherp.org/careshts/lizards/beardeds.php

The Colorado Herpetological Society Care Sheets Lizards The CHS Care Sheets Snakes Lizards Miscellaneous Articles ... CHS Home Page Inland Bearded Dragon Pogona vitticeps by Eileen Underwood Originally published in the Cold Blooded News , Vol.24, No,3, March 1997. Contents: General Housing Substrate Temperature ... References General: The inland or central bearded dragon ( Pogona vitticeps ) is rapidly becoming one of the most popular lizards in the pet trade. A moderate-sized lizard, attaining a maximum length of about 22 inches (half of which is tail), it has a melow dispostion and seems to enjoy interacting with humans. A native to south, central Australia (see range map at right) Pogona viticeps can be found in arid, rocky, semi-desert regions and arid open woodlands. They are diurnal (active during the day) and seem to fall asleep within minutes of the light going off in the evening. With proper care bearded dragons have lived for 10 years in captivity. Because of very restrictive wildlife export laws in Australia, all individuals available in the United States are captive bred from founder animals imported from Europe. Housing: Initially a relatively bare enclosure is preferred, either glass aquarium or large plastic enclosure. A screen cover is recommended, primarily to protect the lizard from children and / or other pets. Within the first year the dragon will grow to almost its full length, so while a 10 gallon aquarium may be suitable for a new hatchling, within 6 months or less the animal will require an enclosure 24 inches long (e.g., a 20 gallon long aquarium). As adults, a 50 gal tank (or larger) is preferable, especially if two or more animals are to be housed together. As adults bearded dragons love to climb branches and bask, be sure if several animals are housed in one large enclosure to provide multiple basking sites. They also benefit from having hiding spots. Females especially appreciate having a safe place to escape from the male's attentions during breeding season.

55. Lizard Pictures! Chinese Water Dragon Photo Gallery - Pg 4 on Chinese water Dragons at the County Fair. I won Grand Champion and my display went to the State Fair in September. Grand Champion Lizard Handler Sweet!!! http://www.eoni.com/~neener/buddy4.html

Buddy lounging on his hammock. February 28, 2002 He loves his plant...loves it to death! February 28, 2002 Water Dragon window ornament anyone? May 12, 2002 Buddy loves a good worm...anytime. May 12, 2002 He also likes me to pet him! May 12, 2002 Early summer. Time to shed. May 12, 2002 July 26, 2002 - Buddy is just over 23" long! July 26, 2002 Buddy at the County Fair. Aug 2002 My display on Chinese Water Dragons at the County Fair. I won Grand Champion and my display went to the State Fair in September. Grand Champion Lizard Handler Sweet!!! My Parents and Grandparents are pretty cool people. They knew I was real unhappy about the confined living space I had for my lizards. Buddy had seriously outgrown his 65 gallon tank, and Cola, my Spiny Tail Iguana , could hardly turn around anymore in his tank. So....since larger tanks for both lizards was not a financial option, my creative family turned a computer desk into a customized home designed to fit the specific needs of BOTH my lizards!! Mom was the designer, she put this together in her head and had help from Eddie D., a student at the local high school, cutting the wood she needed. She and Grandpa actually put it together in a bedroom at my Grandparents house... Grandma is the phototgrapher, she takes all the pictures you see in my website. See Cola in his new home HERE Buddy is a seriously happy lizard now!

56. Oregon Zoo Animals: Philippine Sailfin Lizard Philippine Sailfin Lizard (water dragon). Scientific Name. Hydrosaurus pustulatus. size/weight/height. Length adults average 24 30 to maximum of 36 . http://www.zooregon.org/Cards/Ed_Program/philippine_sailfin_lizard.htm

Philippine Sailfin Lizard (Water Dragon) Scientific Name Hydrosaurus pustulatus size/weight/height Length: adults average 24 - 30" to maximum of 36" adaptations/coloration Body: slightly compressed Tail: long; male has large sailfins on back and tail; female has dorsal fringe Toes: scale fringes allow animal to run on to of the water on hind legs ( like pontoons); juveniles run on top of the water for short distances Vestigal Third Eye: on top of head (parietal or pineal eye); clearly visible; sensitive to angle of sun's rays; thought to be homing mechanism behavior Personality: hand-raised individuals become very tame and seem to like being handled. Defense: when threatened go into water to escape reproduction/lifespan egg layers diet habitat/range status not listed at this time oregon zoo exhibit education programs back to top about our zoo animals conservation ... contact us

57. Lizard Heaven - General Care Of Chinese Water Dragons times. CAGE FURNITURE Since water Dragons are aboreal lizards, large branches for climbing and basking are a necessity. They should http://www.lizardheaven.com/water.htm

GENERAL Chinese Water Dragons, Physignathus cocincinus, can make a wonderful pet! They are colorful, easy to handle, friendly, and don't grow to an unmanageble size. Large males can reach a total length of just over three feet; females are generally smaller. They are found naturally over much of Southeast Asia, including eastern Thailand, Malaysia, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam, and also in southern parts of China. Water Dragons are often found in riverine forests, where they stay close to water. They are aboreal lizards, are accomplished swimmers, and can run on their back legs! HOUSING SUBSTRATE Water Dragons fare quite well on a mixture of potting soil and coarse sand, or "cage carpet" which is like Astroturf. If you use the cage carpet, make sure the edges are not frayed as this can be ingested and could cause impaction. Bed-A-Beast is another popular bedding of hobbyists and is available at most pet stores. When using any of the soil/Bed-A-Beast substrates, take care to keep their water container free of waste and debris and fresh at all times. CAGE FURNITURE Since Water Dragons are aboreal lizards, large branches for climbing and basking are a necessity. They should be

58. The Australian Water Dragon (Physignathus Lesueurrii) - Care Sheet At Agama Inte young water dragon nervous. A terrarium which has only a transparant front and in the back enough hiding places will prevent stressing. After the new lizard is http://www.agamainternational.com/physignathus_lesueurrii_care_sheet.shtml

About Us Home Prices and Availability Ordering A Guide To Buying Lizards (from anyone) ... Links Available Species Australian Water Dragon Chinese Gliding Tree Frog Jeweled Lacerta Grozny Lacerta ... Bearded Dragon Not for Sale Yet Crocodile Lizard Uromastyx Crag Lizard Spanish Green Lacerta ... (Russian) Fourtoe tortoise The Australian Water Dragon Care Sheet Enclosures For indoor enclosures I would suggest a minimum size of 2'x4'x4' (Width x Length x Height). Hiding places and branches in one half of the enclosure and the other half should have a water bowl and a sandy area (imitation of a beach or river bank). The water bowl must be in a position where it can be cleaned very easily, as they defecate in the water. This may sound like a problem, but in fact it makes things easier for you as now the whole terrarium stays clean. You only have to clean the water bowl regularly. Be sure the lizards can get in and out of the water easily. I use those things in which you can dip your paint-roller to pick up paint, which are ideal for the lizards. A terrarium which is transparant all around either with screening or glass will make your young water dragon nervous. A terrarium which has only a transparant front and in the back enough hiding places will prevent stressing. After the new lizard is put in his terrarium, it is best to leave and not touch it for a day or so, untill the lizard has learned where to hide in case of danger. Then he will feel secure and will be much less nervous. Older water dragons are not so easily stressed, but will still be more comfortable in such an enclosure.

59. Reptile Forums.com - Index - Aussie Water Dragon ReptileForums.com is the largest reptile related discussion board on the net! http://www.reptileforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3780

60. Digimorph - Physignathus Cocincinus (Chinese Water Dragon) The Chinese or green water dragon, Physignathus cocincinus, is a large arboreal lizard that inhabits the forests of eastern Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Malaysia http://www.digimorph.org/specimens/Physignathus_cocincinus/

DigiMorph Home About DigiMorph DigiMorph Help Sponsors ... Site Statistics Browse the Library by: Scientific Names Common Names Cladogram What's ... What's Popular? Learn More DigiMorph Course X-ray CT 3-D Printing Popular Pages Alligator Dinosaurs Tapirs Horned Lizards ... Platypus A Production of UTCT UT Geosciences CIT TMMSH ... DigiMorph Contributors Expert annotation Physignathus cocincinus Chinese Water Dragon Dr. Jessie Maisano The University of Texas at Austin Java Slice Viewer inspeCTor Slice Movies Coronal - n/a Horizontal - n/a Sagittal - n/a Surface Models STL - n/a 3D CT - n/a Skeleton Only Roll - 2mb Pitch - 2mb Yaw - 2mb With Skin/Matrix Roll - 3mb Pitch - 2mb Yaw - 2mb Dynamic Cutaway Coronal - n/a Horizontal - n/a Sagittal - n/a Yale Peabody Museum (YPM 14378) Image processing: Dr. Jessie Maisano Publication Date: 21 April 2003 ITIS TNS Google The Chinese or green water dragon, Physignathus cocincinus , is a large arboreal lizard that inhabits the forests of eastern Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Malaysia, Cambodia, and southern parts of China. Water dragons live in the immediate vicinity of fresh water. They are aptly named as they are strong swimmers and can remain submerged for 25 minutes or more. Water dragons use their swimming abilities and facultative bipedality to escape predators. Today, Physignathus cocincinus is one of the most popular lizards in the pet trade, which is where this specimen originated.

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