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wow. That's a big question...

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Posted by Zeb on April 24, 2003 at 19:39:04:

In Reply to: want a waterdragon posted by waterdragon665 on April 24, 2003 at 14:40:03:


Check out this website...I suggest reading it all. www.icomm.ca/dragon.

Basically, you feed a varied diet...crickets and superworms make good staples....and waxworms, earthworms, meal worms, and pinkies ( for adults ) as an occasional thing.

You'll need a cage at least 5' long by 2-3' deep and preferably 5' or higher. It will need climbing places, basking spots, and a water pool they can at least submerge themselves in.

You'll also need UV lighting, of course, and a good calcium/vitamin dust.

So, it's an investment....easily $500 +. ( I know I've spent much, much more...)


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