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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

61. Chinese Water Dragons
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63. WATER DRAGON
Name Chinese water dragon Scientific Name Physignathus cocincinus Distribution China to SE Asia Size 3 3.5 . NATURAL HABITAT This lizard is found in
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BASIC CARE SHEET FOR THE WATER DRAGON Common Name: Chinese Water Dragon
Scientific Name: Physignathus cocincinus
Distribution: China to S.E. Asia
Size: 3' - 3.5' NATURAL HABITAT : This lizard is found in tropical rain forests
usually close to a water source, In China and Southeast Asia.
Being arboreal they need lots of space. Adults in captivity need
at least a 4' x 2' x 2' vivarium. BEHAVIOUR : Will usually become tame with regular handling.
Males can become territorial, Keep separate from other males.
Make sure the vivarium is well ventilated. CAPTIVE ENVIRONMENT : Use UV lighting 12-14 hours per day ( Arcadia D3 ). Provide a basking area with access to a cooler area. These lizards like climbing, supply plenty of (imitation plants) and lots of climbing branches, logs and cork bark for a hide. TEMPERATURE : Daytime temperature should be: Basking Area 80 to 90 degrees F. Cool Area 76 degrees F. Night temperature should range between 70-75 degrees F. Use a reptile heat mat for 24-hour ground heat inside the vivarium. HUMIDITY / WATER REQUIREMENTS : These lizards require constant high levels of humidity.

64. Australian Water Dragon
If you keep your water dragon inside you need a UVB lamp to provide ultraviolet height (as listed on the lamp’s instructions) above the lizard basking spot.
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This Care Sheet was Supplied By Agama International
Care sheet for Australian water dragons Food: Newly arrived water dragons will normally start eating after 3-4 days as they need some time to adjust to their new surroundings. If you have recently arrived water dragons, it is important to have the temperature inside the terrarium high enough (80F) if you want them to start eating soon. As in Australia they will stop eating when days get shorter and cooler; they may do the same in your terrarium if temperatures and light periods decrease. At Agama International, Inc. we feed them mainly superworms as they can be fed from a feeding dish. This allows for very easy checking on their feeding habits. They also eat crickets. The drawback with gray- or house-crickets is that they are nocturnal and hide during the day, while the lizards are diurnal, meaning they are active during the day. So it can happen that there are more crickets in the terrarium then needed, and that the crickets disturb the lizards at night. Of the cockroaches you should never feed German or American ones for obvious reasons (they will escape and become a true pest in the house). Hissing cockroaches, and deadhead cockroaches (Blaperus cranifer) can be fed easily from a container with smooth sides.

65. SAILFIN LIZARD PROPOSAL/INFO
1.6 Common names saillizard, sail-tail dragon, sail-fin, sail-finned dragon, crested water dragon, sail-fin water dragon. The
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66. Water Dragons
Sources. De Vosjoli, P. 1992. The General Care and Maintenance of water Dragons, Sailfin lizards and Basilisks. Advanced Vivarium Systems, Lakeside CA.
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Water Dragons
Asian Water Dragon, Chinese Water Dragon, Green Water Dragon, Thai Water Dragon: Physignathus sp. Species, Range and Description P. cocincinus . Eastern and southeastern Thailand, eastern Indochina, southern China.
P. lesueurii . Eastern/southeastern Australia (Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria) Water dragons are native to the Southeast Asian mainland and Indo-Australian archipelago. Most imports arrive from Thailand or southern China. Males typically reach 3 feet; females are somewhat smaller. Males develop larger heads, jowls and crest on the back of the neck, and their femoral pores are somewhat larger than on the female. Always have new animals checked by a vet for internal and external parasites (bring a fresh fecal sample if you can - or get one to the vet at the soonest opportunity), hydration, nutritional status and overall health. Captive Environment
You will need a large enclosure, one larger than most people think will be needed by a lizard of this size. The reason most are missing much of their faces, rubbed off from the snout back past the front teeth, is that water dragons will literally rub their flesh off and break their jaw bones trying to get out of a too small enclosure. They need space at least 2 x their total length - so you are talking min 6 ft long (side to side), at least 2-3 feet deep and 4-6 feet high to do it right.

67. Tree Dragons And Mountain Dragons
Natural History Like all agamas, these are Old World lizards, cousins (in habits nuchal and dorsal crest which runs down the back similar to the water dragons.
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Tree Dragons and Mountain Dragons
Gonocephalus and Acanthosaura The tree dragon, a member of the agamidae, is starting to hit the pet stores in the U.S., in increasing numbers. Poorly and variably named, some stores are calling them mountain dragons, blue agamas, toad-headed agamas (which are in fact Phyrnocephalus ) and, of course, giving out little to no care information. Within a period of one week, I received several calls on such lizards and so devised this rather sparse caresheet, sparse because there is yet little information to be obtained from the various reptile books. The care for both the tree dragon and mountain dragon is similar to the so-called helmeted iguana, AKA forest chameleon ( Corytophanes )...as is their nature, especially the mountain dragon. Where care is the same, one entry will be provided. Where they are different, the information for the mountain dragon will be preceded with an M: and for the tree dragon with a T: Note: These lizards are all wild caught, and should be assumed to be highly stressed and heavily parasitized. Get the lizard and a fecal sample to the reptile vet as soon as possible, to be tested for parasites, evaluated for dehydration, etc.

68. Paw-Talk Pets Forum - Bearded Dragon Or Water Dragon?
Hey guys what do ya think for a first time lizard, a bearded dragon or a water dragon, their both cool butt What do you all think? Reply With Quote.
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69. Nearctica - Family - Pets - Lizards
Tricia Power. This very extensive site has information on the care of water dragons, anoles, geckos, skinks, chameleons, lizards, and others.
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Pets - Lizards Special Segments Butterflies of North America Conifers of North America Eastern Birds List of N.A. Insects Home Eastern Wildflowers General Topics Natural History Ecology Family Environment Evolution Home Education Home Conservation Geophysics Paleontology Commercial Organizations Return to Pets Main Page GENERAL A Quick Overview of Lizard-keeping . David Kirkpatrick. A general article on the care and housing of lizards for those who are thinking of getting a lizard as a pet. Melissa Kaplan's Herp Care . A series of care sheets for a variety of lizard species. Herps Library . Acme Pet. This commercial site has information and care sheets on a variety of lizards. Tricia's Water Dragon Page . Tricia Power. This very extensive site has information on the care of water dragons, anoles, geckos, skinks, chameleons, lizards, and others. You will also find a list of vetrinarians in Canada treating reptiles arranged by province. Herp Societies, Reptile Vets and Rescue Groups

70. Forum Message: 'A: Water Dragon Handling'
Forum Message A water dragon handling on the Practical Pet Care Ask an Expert Lizard Forum.
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71. Animal Planet :: Australia Zoo -- Dragons & Monitors
The eastern water dragon is cleverly adapted to a semiaquatic life. Its laterally compressed tail serves as the perfect propeller, driving the lizard through
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June 12, 2004 EDT OAS_RICH("hedthick"); A Merten's water monitor. Want a closer look? Check out More Dragon and Monitor Photos Enhance your experience: Watch Dragons in Action To learn more about the zoo, check out The Australia Zoo in Depth Ready for more? Head back to the Australia Zoo Map
Dragons and Monitors Several dragons live at the Australia Zoo, but not the kind that breathe smoke and fire. The zoo's eastern water dragons and eastern bearded dragons are relatively docile. They share an enclosure with a trio of Merten's water monitors. The Australia Zoo has had to rehabilitate many of these lizards, which have unfortunately fallen victim to dogs, cats and cars. Eastern water dragons live along watercourses in a variety of habitats in eastern Australia. The eastern water dragon is cleverly adapted to a semi-aquatic life. Its laterally compressed tail serves as the perfect propeller, driving the lizard through the water with ease while it holds its limbs tightly against its body to reduce drag. The eastern water dragon is even able to remain submerged for over an hour! At the Australia Zoo, a sizable colony of eastern water dragons can be seen running about their enclosure when it's warm outside.

72. Anoles, Basilisks And Water Dragons: A Complete Pet Care Manual
Anoles, Basilisks and water dragons A Complete Pet Care Manual (More Complete Pet Owners Manuals). Next to useless for the beginning water dragon owner.
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Anoles, Basilisks and Water Dragons: A Complete Pet Care Manual
Anoles, Basilisks and Water Dragons: A Complete Pet Care Manual

by Authors: R.D. Bartlett , Patricia Pope Bartlett , Richard D. Bartlett
Released: 01 January, 1997
ISBN: 0812097890
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Very little help concerning water dragons. Better information can easily be found on the internet. Next to useless for the beginning water dragon owner.
Anoles, Basilisks and Water Dragons: A Complete Pet Care Manual > Customer Review #2: Anoles, Basilisks and Water Dragons Great book for a person just getting started with anoles,basilisks or water dragons.

73. The Guide To Owning Water Dragons, Sailfin Lizards And Basilisks
The Guide to Owning water Dragons, Sailfin lizards and Basilisks. Book The Guide to Owning water Dragons, Sailfin lizards and Basilisks Customer Reviews
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The Guide to Owning Water Dragons, Sailfin Lizards and Basilisks
The Guide to Owning Water Dragons, Sailfin Lizards and Basilisks

by Authors: John Coborn
Released: 01 September, 1996
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I thought this book was very helpful. It contained very important and reliable information. While the information was somewhat limited you should easily be able to find other information on the internet. The pictures were spectacular. They give you a feel of how a healthy Water Dragon should look and how a sickly Water Dragon should appear. If you are planning to purchase this book you might also have to look just a little for other more specific information. However if you want the basics on how to care for a Water Dragon I beleive that this book will be very helpful for you.
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74. Dragons Links
Living dragons monitors 1. Lizard Factory. mark leshock reptiles. Sapphire dragon Ranch Blue water dragons, Bearded dragons, Crested Geckos, Sugar Gliders.
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75. The Dragons Of Reference.org
Also Known As Eastern water Dragons and Brown water Dragons. Species Physignathus leseurii. Bloke. Sheila. Basilisks. Also Known as Jesus lizards.
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These are the Dragons of reference.org . A portrait with their name and its translation of each is below.
Australian Water Dragons
Also Known As: Eastern Water Dragons and Brown Water Dragons Species: Physignathus leseurii
Bloke
Sheila
Basilisks Also Known as: Jesus Lizards We Have two of Four Species: The Central American Basilisk Basiliscus vittatus and the Green Basilisk - Basiliscus plumifrons.
Juliet
Basiliscus vittatus
Pacifica
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Romeo
Basiliscus vittatus
Trankilo
Basiliscus plumifrons
Bearded Dragons
Also Know As: Inland Dragons and Jew Lizards We have Two of Three Species: Pogona vitticeps and Pogona barbara
Addahuwiwan - We missed the mark with his name
Pogona vitticeps Adda - Short Name Addahuwiwan - Full Name "God's intelligent gift from the red earth" - Literal Translation from Welch
Deliaterrwyniola - She's fastidious and loves to explore
Pogona barbara Delia - Short Name Deliaterrwyniola - Full Name "Dark and brave, valued by the Lord" -

76. Chinese Water Dragons
If the lizard has been captured in the wild then it is likely to be an adult and Alternatives include buying a young Chinese water dragon or breeding your own.
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Chinese Water Dragons
Physignathus Cocininus
The Chinese Water Dragon is not just restricted to China but is found through much of South East Asia. It is a green lizard that usually grows to around two feet in length but can grow to three feet on occasion. Chinese water dragons are equally at home up trees and in water. They often bask on branches, if possible a branch over a pool of water. If attacked or startled they will then drop themselves into the water and swim to safety. The Chinese water dragon will occasionally eat fruit or vegetables however it is normally carniverous. In the wild they like to eat frogs, rodents and small birds. Like other lizards, Chinese are often sold as pets. If the lizard has been captured in the wild then it is likely to be an adult and will not adjust properlyto captivity. Alternatives include buying a young Chinese water dragon or breeding your own.

77. Reptilesites.com
I am totally new to taking care of my sister s lizard, who is a young water dragon. I ve had the dragon for about a week and this
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78. Lizard Care: Housing, Aquariums, Bathing, Diet, Temperature, Handling
aquatic requirements (aquarium, large water bowl). For the bearded dragons and leopard geckos, simple terrestrial arrangements are adequate. lizards tend to be
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Lizard Care Housing: Important Husbandry Requirements For Some Popular Lizards Species Habitat/Vivarium type Temperature Range C Humidity Diet Leopard gecko (Eublepharis macularius) Terrestrial, arid scrub Insectivorous Carnivorous Green iguana (Iguana iguana) Arboreal, rain-forest Herbivorous Plumed basilisk (Basiliscus Plumifrons) Arboreal, rain-forest Insectivorous/ Carnivorous/ Herbivorous Bearded dragon (Pogona vitticeps) Terrestrial, desert Herbivorous/ Insectivorous Water dragon (Physignathus lesueri) Arboreal, rain-forest Insectivorous/ Carnivorous/ Herbivorous Bosc's monitor (Varanus exanthematicus) Terrestrial, arid scrub Carnivorous/ Insectivorous/ Herbivorous Humidity: Humidity requirements will be significantly greater during skin shedding. Temperature requirements shown are air temperature gradients. In general, basking temperatures should be 5ºC greater, while at night these temperatures should fall, on average, by 5ºC Reptiles Index
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Heating: In order to provide a degree of back-up two heat sources should be used; 1) Constant background heating using heat mats or ceramic infrared heaters. But avoid under floor heating for burrowing species. 2) Daytime basking areas using overhead ceramics or spot lights (must be turned off at night!). A thermostat should control heating with the temperature monitored using a digital thermometer. All heaters must be screened from climbing lizards, as burns are a potential danger.

79. Burke's Backyard Archives 1998 - Water Dragons
The lizard s body is some 20cm (8 ) long and its tail up to 50cm (1 8 The eastern water dragon is a greenishbrown to greenish-grey colour with pale yellow bands
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80. Burke's Backyard Archives 1998 - Eastern Water Dragons And Eastern Bearded Drago
The lizard s body is some 20cm (8 ) long and its tail up to 50cm (19.5 The eastern water dragon is a greenishbrown to greenish-grey colour with pale yellow
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Eastern Water Dragon and Eastern Bearded Dragon
Eastern Water Dragon
The Eastern Water Dragon (Physignathus lesuerii) is a member of the Agamidae, or dragon family and can be found throughout eastern and southern Australia, with some close relatives also occurring in the west. As its name implies, the eastern water dragon requires a waterside habitat, whether it be the banks of a freshwater creek or river or a brackish coastal mangrove.
Appearance
The lizard's body is some 20cm (8") long and its tail up to 50cm (19.5") in length. However, the longest specimen on record stretched an impressive 120cm (47") from nose to tail. The eastern water dragon is a greenish-brown to greenish-grey colour with pale yellow bands. Many males show more vivid colours during the breeding season.
Eastern Bearded Dragon
The Eastern Bearded Dragon (Pogona barbata) is also a member of the Agamidae family and can be found throughout eastern Australia, along the coast of the mainland. They live in a semi-arboreal habitat, around fallen timber, tree stumps and fence posts. They are a often seen basking on roads.

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