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This is what our member has to say: Originally Posted by Dudeamis Yeah Frilled are expensive to buy, but not anyworse than CWDs to enclose. I would get some xp with a medium ...


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 I helped move the meter!   02-20-2006, 11:06 PM
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Yeah Frilled are expensive to buy, but not anyworse than CWDs to enclose. I would get some xp with a medium challenge herp first. I know I wish I would've gotten a Leo or something before Pez as its been so long since I've owned a reptile, but since you have xp with the fat tail maybe you can move onto a difficult pet like a juvi ig who just doesn't like you at first. I know I plan on working my way up to Frilled Dragon. Right now I'm looking at Bearded Dragons, more CWDs and Leopard Geckos for my next reptile batch, but I might get an Ig if its still available.
I would say that an iguana is more difficult to take care of than a frilly. After having a fat tail I would move up to a Bearded Dragon or something of that nature, thats what I did.

I started my collection with treefrogs, then leopard geckos, then a Bearded Dragon, and finally an iguana. It is much easier to work your way up.

How big of a cage does an adult Chinese Water Dragon need? I know that a frilly cage has to be atleast 6 feet tall, does the same go for the CWDS?
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I think your all right I will probably get some thing smaller like a Bearded Dragon instead.
Thanks for your advise.

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