Hi out there,

Question.... Does anyone own Sailfin dragons. I have 2 webers type in a viv.

One layed eggs the other day, so we defo know she is a she, just not certain of the other one.

Don't think the eggs were fertilized, but they were about 2" in length about 1" in width and a lovely white oval shape. Looked pretty good but caught us a bit unaware and had no incubator so fertilized or not we lost them.

If anyone knows of any info, I would me realy gratefull to hear from you.

Thanks

Jenni

i think most of the regulars here don't have sailfins. They aren't common here in the US. There are a few people from southeast asia (i think) who keep them, but haven't been around in a while.

What size is your viv? I would love to see pics.

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They are from the phillipines. You might also check this
www.SailfinDragon.com

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Merlin,
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Cheers for the info... thats a very good site merlin.

I have attached a couple of photos for you to check out and yes they are fantastic animals.....

They are in a corner unit 3ftx3ftx1.5x1.5x2ft and is 3ft tall.

they need a lot of climbing material and use wood chippings for substrate

Jenni

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yikes! I would put a wire cage around that heat emitter! They could very easily get burned.

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My name is Liz
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Its actually a very deceptive photo
The heat emiter is behind him, but good point .

Welcome to HerpCenter....hope you like it here!

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Yes but still well within jumping range.
I'd cage the emitter.

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Merlin,
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Hi and welcome!

Hello,

Welcome to Herp Center! Hope you enjoy the site!

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