Hello everyone, got a question...
I have had one water dragon in a 100-gallon Reptarium for about a year (he's about 2 feet long). Recently I aquired two similarly-sized dragons from someone who didn't want them anymore, and now I have to build a bigger home for them. 
I drew up some plans for a cage that is 4.5ft x 2.5ft x 6ft. Is that big enough to keep them happy?
On a totally unrelated note, one of the new dragons is quite obese. Is there any way to slim him down?
Thanks.
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twitchynose
Apr 23, 2004 09:33 AM
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dsgngrl
Apr 23, 2004 11:01 AM
Are you planning on keeping all three together? If so, you probably want to go bigger, although a well planted cage that size may work fine if they are fairly laid back dragons. I wouldn't worry about the obese dragon, just feed him a normal diet and he should slim down, especially if he has two cage mates to play with. Just go easy on the mice for awhile.
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