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RE: Someone asked me a good question tod

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Posted by: jobi at Sat Dec 23 11:11:44 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jobi ]  
   

What specie are you referring too?

Dragons don’t hide much, and when in bad shape usually turn an ugly dark color (not bright in anyway)
When at rest or sleeping they exhibit the most bright colors, but then stress is not a problem.

Shedding is defiantly a stress related problem, I still have some problems in this regard with my dragons, not the cbb but the imports. Once an import sheds regularly without problems it can be called acclimatised, before this its an import with all the possible problems of imports, right now even if my females are producing well I still consider them imports, not acclimated.


   

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