1. Lizard Pictures! Chinese Water Dragon Photo Gallery of Buddy, the Chinese water dragon lizard. Yes, even baby Chinese water dragon lizards have teeth! http://www.eoni.com/~neener/buddy.html

Right now Buddy is pretty small, he only weighs 1.5 oz ...but he's supposed to get pretty good size, up to 4 lbs! So I'll add more pictures to this gallery as he grows, but he is so cute, and such fun, I just had to share this stage with you! These pictures were taken through the glass of his cage, so please forgive the reflections. And I hope you enjoy watching him grow as much as I'm going to! Zach Buddy, baby Water Dragon Lizard, extraordinaire! Just kickin' back here, hands folded in front of me... This is quality basking!! Yes, I'm comfortable, and NO I won't fall off. I'm practising INTENSE Have I got it? Aaah...that nice warm cosy basking feeling... I'm sinking... my eyes are closing... A lizard can't sleep all the time though... and there are plenty of ways to entertain myself! Yes, even baby Chinese Water Dragon Lizards have teeth! And mine are nice and sharp... :) Buddy's Other Photo Pages: PAGE 2 April-May 2000 2 Mo Later PAGE 3 October 2001 21" Long Now! PAGE 4 Feb-Dec 2002 23" long, new Habitat Email Zach Read Sign Anoles ... HOME Request PERMISSION to use photos.

2. Snout Rubbing- Effects Of, And Prevention - Chinese Water Dragon Lizards Chinese water dragon lizards are prone to rubbing their snouts anddamaging themselves. Last updated Feb., 23, 2003, http://www.icomm.ca/~dragon/snout.htm

Last updated Feb., 23, 2003 LINKS Tricia's Water Dragon Page E-Mail Me Water Dragon Care Water Dragon Mailing List Dragon Tips Water Dragon FAQ Ailments of water dragons Problems with water dragons Diet of Water Dragon Whole Prey Food items Behaviour of water dragons Breeding water dragons Calcium Deficiency Parasite infection Snout Rub Mouth Rot Water dragon photo Gallery Cricket care and breeding Mealworm care and breeding waxworm care and breeding Iguana care basics 101 Napoleon the Iguana Canadian Herp Sites Reptile and amphibian caresheets Mini Care Sheets Herp Sites on the Net Herp Sitters List Recommended Reading New and Notable book releases Seasonal Specials General Reptile and Amphibian Books Amphibian Books Lizard Books Snake Books Turtle and Tortoise Books Herpetology and Veterinary Medicine Herp Music and Sound Effects Herp Video and DVD Herp Toys, Calendars and Misc

3. Snout Rubbing- Effects Of, And Prevention - Chinese Water Dragon Lizards Chinese water dragon lizards are prone to rubbing their snouts anddamaging themselves. Last updated January, 18, 2003, http://www.icomm.ca/dragon/snout.htm

Last updated Feb., 23, 2003 LINKS Tricia's Water Dragon Page E-Mail Me Water Dragon Care Water Dragon Mailing List Dragon Tips Water Dragon FAQ Ailments of water dragons Problems with water dragons Diet of Water Dragon Whole Prey Food items Behaviour of water dragons Breeding water dragons Calcium Deficiency Parasite infection Snout Rub Mouth Rot Water dragon photo Gallery Cricket care and breeding Mealworm care and breeding waxworm care and breeding Iguana care basics 101 Napoleon the Iguana Canadian Herp Sites Reptile and amphibian caresheets Mini Care Sheets Herp Sites on the Net Herp Sitters List Recommended Reading New and Notable book releases Seasonal Specials General Reptile and Amphibian Books Amphibian Books Lizard Books Snake Books Turtle and Tortoise Books Herpetology and Veterinary Medicine Herp Music and Sound Effects Herp Video and DVD Herp Toys, Calendars and Misc

4. CyberSleuthkids Water Dragon Lizards SEARCH RESULTS 1 7 of 7 Tricia's Chinese Water Dragon Page Features informationon the care of water dragons. A good source for information on Water Dragons. http://cybersleuth-kids.com/sleuth/Science/Animals/Reptiles/Lizards/Water_Dragon

5. Personal Dragon Page Click on the Dragon to learn how to play! Vote for Dragons Gate Extensive informationabout the care of Chinese water dragon lizards, including info http://www.usahydrosoc.org/hotel-allegro-chicago.htm

6. Biology Department We had two water dragon lizards in the Biology Lab but they became very ill withmetabolic bone disease, due to a serious lack of calcium in their diet. http://www.bishops-stortford-college.herts.sch.uk/openday/departments/biology/dr

College Lizards We had two Water Dragon lizards in the Biology Lab but they became very ill with metabolic bone disease, due to a serious lack of calcium in their diet. We gave them various fluids and antibiotics as well as stomach tube feeding the smaller water dragon, but sadly she did not recover and died shortly afterwards. The vet's bills came to an enormous amount of money and although this was paid, we needed some essential things to keep the remaining dragon well and happy. New climbing equipment would have had to be provided because these lizards are very active and love to climb. Secondly, a new water dragon was needed, as the remaining reptile had been with other lizards all its life and had been showing signs of boredom and loneliness, and had become lethargic. Water dragons are quite social creatures and our remaining dragon needed a companion. We had a cookie day to raise money for the new equipment and new water dragon. However, there was a change of plan. After the Christmas holidays we returned to find that the dragon had stopped eating crickets and returned to its old diet of mealworms. Mealworms contain an indigestible substance called chitin, and so are not very good for the lizard.

7. Gold Dragon Chinese Extensive information about the care of Chinese water dragon lizards,including info please visit Tricias Water Dragon Page Frames http://www.sh-d.com/isaac-asimov-criticism.htm

8. Animals Of The Rainforest Reptile Refuge Society - Lizards - Chinese Water Drago its natural habitat, the Chinese water dragon can be found in southeastern Asia,and can attain a length of up to 24 inches (61 cm). These lizards are mainly http://www.rainforestsearch.com/rrrs/lzrd_cwd.htm

Animals of the RRRS - LIZARDS Green Iguana Spiny Tailed Iguana Green Anole Nile Monitor ... Chinese Water Dragon CHINESE WATER DRAGON (Physignathus cocininus) In its natural habitat, the Chinese Water Dragon can be found in south-eastern Asia, and can attain a length of up to 24 inches (61 cm). These lizards are mainly arboreal and prefer to bask on tree limbs overhanging a body of water. If disturbed, they can dive into the water, fleeing from their enemy. In the wild, their diet consists of arthropods, small lizards, frogs, nestling birds, small rodents and occasionally fruit. M Created by Dynaserve For site problems, contact the Webmaster . For all other queries, Click here.

9. Species Profiles Our Latest Issue Our Reptiles Annual lizards Chinese water dragon Species Profiles The Chinese water dragon's (Physignathus cocincinus) range includes eastern Thailand, Indochina and parts of China. The water dragon is a large lizard that can http://www.animalnetwork.com/reptiles/profiles/profileview.asp?RecordNo=364

10. Burke's Backyard - Home Learn about the appearance and behavior of this lizard.Category Kids and Teens School Time Reptiles lizards...... The dragon is an agile creature and is very at home in drop from a tree branch intothe water if disturbed The lizards live in haremlike groups with the male http://www.burkesbackyard.com.au/facts/1998/pets/waterdragons_15.html

Home Backyard Blitz Burke's Backyard Magazine This Week's Fact Sheets ... Contact Us DHTML_MENU_rel_path = '/squizlib/dhtml_menu/images/'; Search: Welcome To Burke's Backyard Thanks for visiting Burke's Backyard Online where you can get recent fact sheets, visit the Backyard Blitz home page or subscribe to Burke's Backyard Magazine. Burke's Backyard returns in 2003 with an exciting new look and new ideas. The established team of Don Burke, Geoff Jansz, Scott Cam and Rita Hill are joined by Tara Dennis, a decorator, designer and stylist who will give any space, indoors or outside, a wonderful new decorator look and the very popular Rebecca Harris who will be looking after our pet roadtests. Tune in - Friday nights at 7.30pm on the Nine Network. Next makeover (repeat episode) Sunday 6.30pm 13 April 2003 on the Nine Network. All makeovers from previous years are now available on the Blitz home page under Archives. Kitchen special: choose from six great designer looks to suit your lifestyle, and catch up on the latest kitchen design ideas and accessories This Week's Fact Sheets 11 April 2003 Curious Water Garden Frog Collector Grass in Pots Hungarian Puli ... Weird Tools Our extensive 2002, 2001 and 2000 archives are now available.

11. Tricia's Chinese Water Dragon, Reptile And Amphibian Care Page Shop here for The Guide to Owning water Dragons, Sailfin lizards Basilisks and find more books by John Coborn. For a limited time, get free shipping on orders over $25! http://www.icomm.ca/dragon

Last updated Feb., 23, 2003 LINKS Tricia's Water Dragon Page E-Mail Me Water Dragon Care Water Dragon Mailing List Dragon Tips Water Dragon FAQ Ailments of water dragons Problems with water dragons Diet of Water Dragon Whole Prey Food items Behaviour of water dragons Breeding water dragons Calcium Deficiency Parasite infection Snout Rub Mouth Rot Water dragon photo Gallery Cricket care and breeding Mealworm care and breeding waxworm care and breeding Iguana care basics 101 Napoleon the Iguana Canadian Herp Sites Reptile and amphibian caresheets Mini Care Sheets Herp Sites on the Net Herp Sitters List Recommended Reading New and Notable book releases Seasonal Specials General Reptile and Amphibian Books Amphibian Books Lizard Books Snake Books Turtle and Tortoise Books Herpetology and Veterinary Medicine Herp Music and Sound Effects Herp Video and DVD Herp Toys, Calendars and Misc

12. Waterdragon - Home when picked up, if your water dragon jumps out of your hand pick it up again BUTNEVER EVER PICK YOUR water dragon UP BY THE TAIL, all lizards are able to http://www.waterdragon.org.uk/

News Green Water Dragon Physignathus Cocincinus Green Water Dragons are relatively large the males can grow to 3ft in length from snout to tail and the females just a little smaller. Green Water Dragons are among the most suitable pet lizards. They are colourful, easy to handle, settle well into captivity, and, given the right conditions, will breed for their keeper. Being relatively small compared to different types of lizards, their accommodation needs are also small, therefore, they are easy to keep whether you live in a big house or a small bedsit. Green Water Dragons also are unlikely to destroy vivarium plants. Vivarium Conditions Vivarium Size Min 48 x 30 x 36in (120 x 75 x 90cm) Substrate Mixed potting compost, leaf litter and sphagnum moss 4in (10cm) deep Habitat Branches for climbing, pool for drinking and bathing Temperature between 82 - 88F during the day and a little bit cooler at night between 75-82F photo-period around 14 hours, provide a full UVB light and a Basking Lamp.

13. Petfo.com - Reptiles And Amphibians: Lizards: Water Dragon Report Link Dead More Site Results. Tricia's water dragon Page. Care, diet,maintenance, behavior, and breeding of the Chinese water dragon. http://www.petfo.com/dir/Reptiles_and_Amphibians/Lizards/Water_Dragon/

Saturday, April 12, 2003 Browse Category: Birds Cats Dogs Exotic Pets Fish Mammals Pet Potpourri Looking for: All of Petfo.com This Category Only Advanced Search October 2002 Bearded Dragon.org Site Review Screen Shot Petfo Editorial: Great Beardie site featuring videos, information, pictures, active community and more! This is the place to come if you love these sweet little dragons! Enter your e-mail address below and receive our periodic newsletter. Get information on site updates, new features, and upcoming additions. Stay in tune with all the happenings on the pet internet world with Petfo.com! Subscribe Unsubscribe Dogs Cats Birds Fish ... Lizards > Water Dragon Baby's World : Chinese Water Dragons Description, pictures, reproduction, husbandry, and links. http://members.aol.com/msnick1/waterdragons.html Hits: Rating: Votes: Reviews: Rate/Review Site! Report Link Dead More Site Results Chinese Water Dragons Health, behavior, housing, and breeding. http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/2629/dragon1.html Hits: Rating: Votes: Reviews: Rate/Review Site!

14. Lizards Rule Page (water Dragon Care) . Chinese water dragons are medium sized lizards attaining a maximum...... the chinese water dragon care sheet!!! http://members.tripod.com/~chlamydosaurus/watercare.htm

Here's the chinese water dragon care sheet!!! Description Chinese water dragons are medium sized lizards attaining a maximum total length of about 38 inches. Males are larger than females. These lizards look very similar to iguanas. The dorsal coloration of adult water dragons is olive-green to green, with several dark brown to almost black bands on the tail. Adult male water dragons can be distinguished from females by their enlarged jowls, larger spines on the crests, and larger femoral pores on the undersides of the hind legs. Habitat Water dragons are native to South China and Indo China. In nature, water dragons usually live in forests, especially near water. Cage Setup The size of the cage should be at least 3 times longer than the lengths of the dragons. Water dragons are very active and will be stressed if housed in small cages. The recommended size is 6' X 3' X 3'. Water dragons need a big water container as they love to be in water. Thick branches are recommended where they can bask and rest. Water must be kept between 75 - 85F. A basking spot and UVB lighting are needed for these lizards. Ambient temperature should be between 78 - 85F with a basking spot of up to 90F. Night temperature can be as low as 75F. Diet Water dragons are both carnivorous and herbivorous although more carnivorous than herbivorous. All food items must be smaller than half the size of a dragon's head. Water dragons can't open their mouths very wide. Hatchlings and juveniles should be fed everyday and adults should be fed every 2 to 3 days. Food items include: fruits, veges, crickets, meal worms, earth worms, grass hoppers, and pinkies.

15. Articles About Lizards (excluding Iguanas) of Chinese water dragon, Physignathus spp., Leukocytes. Fish Tuberculosis, Mycobacteriummarinum, in a Group of Egyptian SpinyTailed lizards, Uromastyx http://www.arav.org/Journals/Lizards.htm

16. Care Of The Thai Water Dragon, Physignathus Cocincinus The Guide to Owning a water dragon Selecting, Feeding, Housing, Breeding, Hygiene,Basilisks and Sailfin lizards. TFH Pub, New Jersey 3.)Mattison C. 1991. http://www.arav.org/Journals/JA018970.htm

17. Green Water Dragons, Sailfin Lizards & Basilisks, Green Water Dragon Click to Jump to Product Pricing, GREEN water dragonS, SAILFIN lizards BASILISKS. AVGW0111,Green water dragon, EA, $ 4.79, Enter Quantity and Click to Add to Cart, http://futurepet.com/cgi-bin/FULLPRES.exe?PARTNUM=AVGW0111

18. Physignathus Lesueurrii - The Australian Water Dragon In may 1969 an immature female water dragon (SVL 130 mm The two water dragons sharedthe cage with four eastern bluetongued lizards (Tiliqua scincoides http://www.agamainternational.com/lesueurrii.shtml

Available Species Australian Water Dragon Chinese Gliding Tree Frog Jeweled Lacerta Grozny Lacerta ... Bearded Dragon Not for Sale Yet Crocodile Lizard Uromastyx Crag Lizard Spanish Green Lacerta ... (Russian) Fourtoe tortoise About Us Home Availability Ordering Presentations ... Links The Australian Water Dragon Physignathus lesueurrii Image Gallery P. lesueurrii FAQ (A male with his harem. A lone female.) Range This species lives only in the far eastern part of Australia from Eastern Victoria in the South to Cairns, Queensland, in the North. The range of this lizard is limited by several factors: there must be water basins (called billabong in Australia) or rivers very nearby. there must be a period of at least six months in which daytime maxima are 24*C or over. Therefore this lizard is lacking in Cape York or Arnhemland. This species definitely does not occur in New Guinea, as some importers have you believe. Within the range of this species night frost may occur or even occur regularly (like in Bourse, NSW). Appearance Males get larger than females. Males reach a total length of 2 ½ to 3 feet, and females reach 2 to 2 ½ feet in total length. The males are very beautifully colored. It is a pity that in several books, like the " Giant Lizard Book," only females are depicted. Males get a crest in the neck region and they get a blood red color on their belly and upper forelimbs, like can be seen in the picture above. They have larger heads than females and the black/white design on the male's head is very strongly expressed: white lips and a deep black band behind their eyes. Females have smaller heads, dull white lips, a gray-black band behind the eye and white to pinkish bellies.

19. Links At Agama International water dragon Forum. Read and post messages on this forum. Free of course. JeweledLacertas. A nice site about these lizards, but all in Spanish. http://www.agamainternational.com/links.shtml

Available Species Australian Water Dragon Chinese Gliding Tree Frog Jeweled Lacerta Grozny Lacerta ... Bearded Dragon Not for Sale Yet Crocodile Lizard Uromastyx Crag Lizard Spanish Green Lacerta ... (Russian) Fourtoe tortoise About Us Home Availability Ordering Presentations ... Links Links A page about a pet argentine tegu. A page by someone who purchased one of our tegus in the summer of 2001 (also has information on his pet columbian tegu). Information on many aspects of care and construction of an indoor enclosure. This page is growing but already has some useful information that is hard to find elsewhere. A page about Jeweled Laceras. A nice page containing information and pictures of Lacertas. Tegu Data. Info about Argentine tegus and Common Tegus. "It might shock some people when they find out that the Black and White Tegu they bought from the pet store is actually a Black Tegu aka Columbian tegu (I'm one of those people)" Tegu Forum. Post and read messages on this tegu forum. It is free, of course. Good book about tegus Monitors, Tegus, and Related Lizards : Everything About Selection, Care, Nutrition, Diseases, Breeding, and Behavior (Complete Pet Owner's Manual) by Richard D. Bartlett, Patricia P. Bartlett, Laura Barghusen (Illustrator) Other good book about tegus . The General Care and Maintenance of Popular Monitors and Tegus (The Herpetocultural Library Series) by Michael Balsai Argentine Tegu Site.

20. V_waterdragon_p My website provides information about all different types of lizards, but mainlyabout the Chinese water dragon, including, care, diet, housing, breeding, and http://www.geocities.com/sweetvane4ever/v_waterdragon_p.html

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