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Old 11-28-12, 09:10 PM   #31
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Female "Dez"


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Old 12-05-12, 06:38 PM   #32
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Nice dragons, Ashame about their snouts though, Too bad you couldn't have stepped in sooner.

Have you thought about switching to a deeper dirt/sand mix substrate? it works wonders for humidity.

Here are some pics of my two, Both have a steady appetite, both are very forwarding at feeding time, charging me every time. Its too the point where they just take turns dipping from the bowl lol

20-25 crickets each daily.







You can really see the growth since i've had them in 6 weeks.
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Old 12-05-12, 10:38 PM   #33
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I love the first pic. I wish I had the space for a larger lizard
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Old 12-06-12, 02:13 PM   #34
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Nice dragons, Ashame about their snouts though, Too bad you couldn't have stepped in sooner.

Have you thought about switching to a deeper dirt/sand mix substrate? it works wonders for humidity.

I have and I think I will before too long.
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Old 12-07-12, 08:18 AM   #35
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Really nice water dragons. It's great to see these so well cared for.
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Old 12-21-12, 01:21 PM   #36
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More nonsense from my losers

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Old 12-23-12, 07:23 PM   #37
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Physical update:

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Handicap, finally shedding everything! he/she looks great!



And of course, I am hanging out with my main man right now





Such a looker :P
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Old 12-24-12, 05:29 AM   #38
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Old 12-24-12, 10:21 AM   #39
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I agree. I want one...
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Old 12-24-12, 10:24 AM   #40
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My male doesnt have as long a snout. He also is more stocky and brutish :C
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My male doesnt have as long a snout. He also is more stocky and brutish :C
Common with poor calcium intake, their jaws don't develop fully, or snout rub/mouth rot issues, leaving them with blunt faces. And my male isn't done growing, still a baby lol He'll get thicker still.
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Common with poor calcium intake, their jaws don't develop fully, or snout rub/mouth rot issues, leaving them with blunt faces. And my male isn't done growing, still a baby lol He'll get thicker still.
I got my pair as a rescue, the female had a really bad case of MBD when i got her, she is doing a lot better now though :/
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Old 01-14-13, 05:21 PM   #43
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Just some photo updates.
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Old 01-14-13, 08:45 PM   #44
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Glad you bumped it, because I missed it. These are super cool! I want to hold one...I'm jealous.

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So im guessing you have a for sure male?
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