I found this on the web,have a look: members.aol.com/wd09/babies.htm

members.aol.com/wd09/MS_PI/011800/page2.htm

Sorry,it doesn't work,but if you are intrested to see it,it will work if you type it in (it is without the www.!)

Thats hilarious! What kind of water dragon is that? Ive nver seen one like that

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It's a chinese waterdragon-physignathus cocincinus.

that is soooo cute i have a question that maybe u could answer... i have had a water dragon for a year... dont know if it is male or female but I am wondering if I found another healthy dragon.. if I could put them in the same enclosure even though my dude has been alone all this time... i have heard it is difficult to know if they will get along or not.. but I do have my reptarium on my dresser with the mirror right there.. and dude sleeps on the branch facing the mirror.. like his shadow is his friend or something.. maybe u could help me.. thanks!

and like I said before.. those babies are adorable

You may be able to put them in the enclosure but there is a 50/50 chance of it not working out. You would definitely have to quarantine the new dragon first, even if it looks healthy, it can still have a disease or parasites and just hiding it well. And since you arent sure on the gender of your dragon now, there is a chance that they will both end up males and may fight. Even if it is male/female there is a possibility that they wont get along. I would only get another dragon if you have the room and money to get another cage in case something happens.

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0.0.1 Water Dragon (Saki)
0.0.1 Crested Gecko (Kahlúa)
0.2 Dogs (Macy, Tracy)
1.2 Cats (Teddy, Betty, Christy)

As said by Tara, you should always quarantine a new animal before putting with your established collection, so you would need a spare tank with all the necessary lighting and heating.

Also, as said by Tara, if you are unsure of your dragon's sex then I wouldn't take the risk just yet, as two males are likely to fight. If you do eventually decide to get a partner for your WD it is best to clean and rearrange the enclosure before putting them together to avoid territorial issues, and only house either a male and female or females together, not males, although you must also be prepared for breeding and rearing young if you keep a pair.

Cute pics Jacky, nice link. I love the beauty of adult WDs, particularly the males.

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Cute, adorable, lovable. CWDs you have to love them.

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Here are my cuties

1.0.0 Dot= Peacock Day Gecko
1.0.0 Snapper= Black Roughneck Monitor
0.1.0 Star= Blue Tailed Monitor
1.0.0 Fireball= Red Tegu
0.1.0 Midnight= Black Tree Monitor
0.0.1 Ryu=Chinese Water Dragon
0.1.0 Fire Heart= Leopard Gecko

There is no such thing as too many reptiles (for me that is).

Ha

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MY PALS
0.1.0 BALL PYTHON-JERRI
0.1.0 AMEL. CORN-BAYBE
1.0.0 GHOST CORN-BOSS
0.0.1 BLUE TONGUED SKINK-DOUGLAS
2.1.0 CATS-POJO, CHEDDAR, SAMMIE