You know you have them! Water dragons giving a certain look, in a certain pose, or just doing something that is plain nutty. So, this is the thread where you do that! Make sure to give a description as well!!
These pictures were taken yesterday and today. I just introduced my male and female, and we already have some good pics from it!!! Enjoy!
That is so cool that they like each other.
No, she isn't relaxed or anything. What gave you that Idea?
This is Willow, our rescued Chinese Water Dragon, a few weeks after her adoption. Int his pic she is still underweight, but she's starting to flesh out a little.
My name is Jen.
"Teaching a child not to step on a caterpillar is as valuable to the child as it is to the caterpillar."
-Bradley Miller-
She is skinny.
She still is, a little. When we first got her, I honestly wasn't sure she would live the rest of the week.
At first she was too weak to eat anything that moved, so I hand-fed her meal worms just until she got her strength up. About 2 days later she was able to actually catch crickets. She burned through about 700 crickets a week for her first few months. she's only just starting to slow down, but she is still a little bony. Now that she's doing better, i started adding worms and the occasional pinky to her diet. She really is doing much better, thankfully.
This is her the night we rescued her, soaking her.
My name is Jen.
"Teaching a child not to step on a caterpillar is as valuable to the child as it is to the caterpillar."
-Bradley Miller-
Yes, but she said the pic was right after her rescue and that she is filling out. From her posture, you can tell she is happy and well, um.... relaxed
Bloodraven - I LOVE the statue pic (2nd one)!!
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Where is the joy in life, without the little creatures that warm our hearts!
Everyone else needs to post pics too!!! Here is one of our newest girl, the rescue. We have now named her Koko (native american for dark) We cleaned out her water dish and gave her new water, and within a few minutes she was in it and had it all dirtied up again. Later in the night, we found her sleeping like this.....
awww, cute!
Here is Willow in the process of dirtying up her water. You can almost see just how pink her chin is in this picture.
My name is Jen.
"Teaching a child not to step on a caterpillar is as valuable to the child as it is to the caterpillar."
-Bradley Miller-
Here are a few "cute" photos of my girls...
Hydra (first) and Aqua (second) after receiving a snack
An old (mid-2006) photo of Aqua (right) and Cauda (R.I.P.) (left)
Aqua sitting on poor Hydra's head
Hydra with a superworm
Aqua (top) and Hydra (bottom) sleeping
And "ancient" (new year's day 2006), rather poor-quality photos of baby (rather juvenile) Aqua
0.2.0 Physignathus cocincinus (Chinese water dragon)
1.0.0 Elaphe guttata guttata (corn snake)
0.1.0 Felis catus (domestic cat)
1.0.0 Poicephalus meyeri saturatus (Meyer's parrot)
0.0.3 Chromobotia macracanthus (clown loach)
0.0.3 Balantiocheilos melanopterus (bala shark)
0.0.1 Hypostomus plecostomus (suckermouth catfish)
Love the wiped-out dragon in the bottom picture.
My name is Jen.
"Teaching a child not to step on a caterpillar is as valuable to the child as it is to the caterpillar."
-Bradley Miller-
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