the water dragon thread!

[Justdragons]

I was in reptile city here in Adelaide on the weekend and they had quite a few, i believe they ship.. might be worth a pm??

 

[grizz]

Some locals

 

[Native_EWD]

I thought these ones where funny aha,

5month old Eastern Water Dragons





Looks like male and female imo

 

[mareebapython]

Where can i get my hands on some babies im located on the goldy but willing to travel abit?

i know gully reptiles and reptile city have them but its in adelaide but im fair sure that they will ship them.

 

[someday]

my baby 1 would of loved to have 2

 

[thepythonguy]

here's some of my babies

 

[Jaws07]

Can't wait to get my water dragon

 

[themadherp]

 

[geckoboy]

my only dragon in my collection
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[Grogshla]

awesome stuff!!!! Stunning animals!

 

[bowss]

up close and personal. enjoy

 

[Justdragons]

Anyone have a girl they wanna swap for a boy at all?? Bout the same age as mine?? All tail and toes included


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[Groundhog]

And now, Taz

Greetings from NYC. Here is Taz, who will be 11 this month. Bred by the late Bert Langerwerf, who I am sure some you have heard of. Taz was skittish as a baby, but he has grown to be quite responsive, well-behaved and sometimes I would swear he is being playful. I love him dearly.

Q: Do most of you guys down under treat these as specimens to observe, or as shoulder pets like beardies? (In at least three aspects, they are better than beardies: They don't attack my other pets,
they don't damage plants, and they live longer!)

 

[Justdragons]

mine are skittish and just a look at pet atm but as they are getting older they are become less scared and skittish. id love mine to be a shoulder pet. im really quite taken by your photo. didnt really know they were kept by people in other countries as much because between them and a chinese water dragon i would have thought people choose the green one? got anymore flix of yours?

 

[Groundhog]

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Maybe this'll work:

 

[mudgudgeon]

my two are 18months old, they were very skittish as hatches, but they have settled down a lot, My male is happy to be handled and sits on my shoulder, though he will launch off my shoulder at times! Im tall, so he is jumping 6ft to flat ground!

 

[mad_at_arms]

Greetings from NYC. Here is Taz, who will be 11 this month. Bred by the late Bert Langerwerf, who I am sure some you have heard of. Taz was skittish as a baby, but he has grown to be quite responsive, well-behaved and sometimes I would swear he is being playful. I love him dearly.

Q: Do most of you guys down under treat these as specimens to observe, or as shoulder pets like beardies? (In at least three aspects, they are better than beardies: They don't attack my other pets,
they don't damage plants, and they live longer!)

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Wow Bert Langerwerf! He sure was passionate about water dragons.

I have started letting my big guy out to wander around the house during the day while I'm home. He rearranges the blinds in the lounge room window, dusts behind the tv unit for me, real helpful stuff.
After being out around me, he seems far more settled whilst being handled.

 

[Bluetongue1]

Some locals

That is definitely one of the best looking male water dragons I have seen. Quite exquisite. Thanks for posting.

Blue

 

[KaotikJezta]

My latest addition, a nice male to go outside with my girl Rogue this spring, his name is Villain:

 

[Revell13]

i have a few, these are just some of the more recent pics of my little guys

No hating on the Beardie and Hatchie pic, i was there the whole time making sure no-one got eaten.