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				<title>Kingsnake.com - Herpforum - Mountain/Tree Dragons</title> 

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				  Acanthosaura is a genus of lizards commonly known as mountain horned dragons, so named because of a row of dorsal spines which run down the back of their neck. Arboreal lizards that are found in Southeast Asia, they are medium-sized, ranging from about 7 inches up to 15 inches in length, depending on species and individual. They tend to prefer higher elevation areas that are dense with vegetation.

Mountain horned dragons are insectivorous, consuming only live food and in captivity their diet can include crickets, earthworms, silkworms, mealworms, moths, roaches, wax worms, and grasshoppers. Mountain Horned Dragons require a variety in diet and will often refuse food when offered a diett lacking in variety.

Here you may post messages or questions pertaining to all aspects and issues regarding the keeping, breeding, health, and conservation of all Mountain Dragon species and subspecies.

If you are a new user to this forum, please take the time to review the rules first before posting.
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						<title>Humidity and temp</title> 

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 Since every care sheet says something different how does does my setup sound. Temps are mid 70's in most of the enclosure. Low 80's up on the highest perches. Bottom of enclosure is 70 but after misting it drops to 68. As for humidity I have a hydrotherm set at 70 with my fogger keeping it at that. ... 
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						<title>breeding</title> 

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 will capras breed with lepidogaster? 
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						<title>New owner of an MHD</title> 

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 I got my dragon 3 days ago, and at first i had trouble with humidity but i have now fixed that. he hasnt eaten or drank anthing and he has sat in the same spot. I tried meal worms and crickets. Im not sure if he is going to die and i cant afford a vet. He opens his eyes once in a while and i spray h... 
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						<title>Introduction</title> 

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 Hi all,I'm an agamid keeper and breeder in the UK. I'm reasonably active on other groups but have only just joined this one! Scrolling back through there have been many interesting discussions on here about some very poorly studied species!I keep and breed Gonocephalus chamaeleontinus, Calotes v... 
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						<title>What Kind of MHD is This?</title> 

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 I just bought what was labeled as an Acanthosaura crucigera. My question is this- Is he/she actually a crucigera? For some reason, I am just having a hard time confirming what species this little one is. Here are some photos! I would love any help I can get. (Not sure if this is broken or not- I'l... 
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						<title>Anyone breeding MHDs</title> 

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 I just got a call and an email from someone in PA (I'm in WI) looking for CB MHDs.  She saw on my website that I had some CH ones  and was wondering about them.  I know this is not a classifieds section and I am not really looking for any I'm just checking in to see if anyone has been breeding them ... 
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						<title>Help identifying a MHD</title> 

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 I brought home this Mountain Horned Dragon from Petco. It was a spur the of moment decision. Never the best idea, I know. I'm not sure exactly what kind she is. All it said by the enclosure was Mountain Horned Lizard. I've got her in a temporary set up while I build her new home. I really would li... 
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						<title>G. Grandis</title> 

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 Hey,   I'm looking for info on G. grandis? How different is the care of this species the that of G. chameleontinus? Thanks,Justin Morash 
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						<title>MHD Help</title> 

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 About 2 weeks ago I bought a mountain horned dragon from my local petshop and she seemed to be in great condition. When I brought her home she was fine, she ate, took dips in her water, and climbed, and was being lazy like they all do. But about 3 days ago she became very inactive, she wont eat, if ... 
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						<title>Hypsilurus Dilphus/Boyddi</title> 

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 Hi to everyone i'm new in this forum, i search a lot of caresheet about forest dragon (hypsilurus boydii and hypsilurus boydii) someone can tell me if there was any reproductions in captivity, and if its possible where I could find some species of Hypsilurus Boydii or Hypsilurus Dilophus in Europe?... 
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						<title>mountain horned dragon and broken tail?!</title> 

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 I have a baby mountain horned dragon, age 6 mo or younger, and I believe her tail is broken. I know that when they are stressed they can wiggle their tail but her tail seems more like it is spazaming (sp?) at the base of the tail.  Two/three weeks ago her behavior had changed suddenly, and she start... 
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						<title>A.Crucigera ? A.Capra ? A.Lepidogaster?</title> 

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 I have got some newly importet MHD. Bought as Crucigera but not sure if they are that or mabyeCapra.Allso got some Lepidogaster.One male looks more like A.Coronata ?Do hope some can help me out. Mabye &amp;quot;Jobi&amp;quot;I have read that Crucigera have spines on there occiput.Capra do... 
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						<title>gonocephalus chamaeleontinus</title> 

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 I have read through all the forum posts on this species and I love all the info. It's very helpful. I do wonder, do you find this species dehydratges quickly? How often does everyone mist them. I have been told to rain on them all day. What does everyone else do? Also, I saw the incubation temps, bu... 
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						<title>my A. capra</title> 

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 so i have had my mhd for 2 and a half months and i have been able to handle her easily for that whole time, she was barely skiddish the first day i got her. as far as i know, she is 11 months, a year in august. i have her in a 6', 32&amp;quot; x 32&amp;quot; home built glass viv with a solid top , i... 
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						<title>gonocephalus?</title> 

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 here goes,i've been fascininated with Gonocephalus for awhile.want opinions as to the most rewarding species to keep.i know this is subjective,but would be interested to hear what you guys think.I like the group because they are fairly small and colorful.   thks Moe 
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						<title>update on blue trees</title> 

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 Hi I figured I'd get on here and let you guys know how the female Btm was doing.  Thanks for every ones help and suggestions when I first got her.  She is coming along nicely.  She has now gained 5 grams with syringe feeding.  Still not eating on her own but is getting feistier every day.  Her belly... 
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						<title>identification of Acanthosaurus sp.</title> 

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 Can anyone help me identify this Acanthosaurus? A couple of years ago a friend of mine started a similar thread, to try to identify my animals, but without any conclusions. Now I am trying again. My female laid 7 eggs this afternoon, therefore I would like to know what species I am working with. 
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						<title>Bronchocela cristatella and egg.</title> 

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 Hi. Im new to this forum. Have read the most of the treads.I recived 4 Bronchocela cristatella this week. Newly importet.One female laid an egg at night.I keep them like I would keep A. armata. Is there somethingspecial I have to know about this dragons.What are there favorite food ? I f... 
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						<title>Jobi, dracos and hatchling A capra care?</title> 

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 JobiI was wondering if you could tell me how you keep or kept dracos? esp what size cage and how you got them to eat? I have some and they wont eat unless the food comes to them wich is very hard sence crickets stay on the bottom of the cage and fruit flys escape most of the time, so i have to hand... 
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						<title>Pics of Sumatra and java G. ch.</title> 

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 Hi!I just receive three Gonocephalus chamaeleontinus.A male from java, a green female(java?) and a brown specimen(sumatra?).To confirm some doubts, could you post some pics of Male and Female from Java and Sumatra?Thanks   Philippe 
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