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- Diet: Insects, small fish, baby mice, and vegetation
- Lifespan: 10 to 15 years
- Males: 36 inches
- Females: 24 inches
- Diet: Omnivorous
- Temperatures: Water Dragons prefer temperatures between 80 and 85 degrees
- Prefer humidity between 60 and 80 percent
- Calcium supplements should be offered
- Cold-blooded
- Can stay submerge in water for up to 30 minutes
- Third eye located in the top of the head
- Cost: Between $40.00 and $75.00 for babies
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Housing
Housing for your Water Dragon should be fairly large with the ability to move around. An aquarium with a screen top is suitable for your Water Dragon. Be sure that there is fresh water to drink and soak in, soaking helps aid in the shedding process along with hours of entertainment for you Water dragon. Make sure there is good circulation along with misting to keep the tank semi-humid. Offer and a piece of wood or vine so your pet can climb and hide. -
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Water Dragon Questions
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Where can I purchase Dragon Age? 1 AnswerBudy, you can buy a key from some online retailers, it will help you save more, I find it http://www.hotcdkey.com/Dragon-Age-Origins.html, $47.99 and you can us... read more -
What is The Beast and Dragon, Adored, by Spoon, about? 2 AnswersGeneral consensus seems to be that it's about writer's block. "When you don't feel it it shows they tear out your soul And when you believe they call it rock a... read more -
What are water bellows? 1 AnswerIt is a machine for blowing air into a furnace, by means of a column of water falling through a vertical tube,invented by Hornblower. http://chestofbooks.com/cr... read more -
Who do you think is more popular Pokemon or DragonBall.... 2 AnswersDragonball, Dragonball Z, and Dragonball GT were huge. I loved the show, and many of my friends did as well. However, I believe Pokemon is more popular. I sort ... read more
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Water Dragon Books
- Google Books: Water Dragons, Sailfin Lizards and Basilisks
- Powell's Books: Guide to Owning a Water Dragon
- Amazon.com: Water Dragons: A Complete Guide to Physignathus and More
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