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CWD parasite prone?

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Posted by: fascination at Mon Oct 29 21:06:48 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by fascination ]  
   

Hi, I was wondering if most wild cought/imported/farm raised water dragons are prone to having parasites? I recently obtained a small group(4) of 2-4 month olds and all "appear" to be healthy, but was wondering if steps are generally needed to ensure parasitic free dragons, or because of their arboreal nature stay "clean"? Thanks

   

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