Chinese water dragons are becoming an increasingly rare sight in their natural habitat. These reptiles, native to the forests and rivers of Southeast Asia, are highly sought after in the exotic pet trade due to their striking appearance and docile nature. Unfortunately, this demand has led to over-harvesting of wild populations, and habitat loss due…
Juvenile Chinese water dragons should be fed more frequently, up to twice a day, while adult dragons can be fed every other day. It’s essential to offer a variety of foods such as insects, small rodents, fruits, and vegetables to ensure a balanced diet. It’s also essential to provide a source of calcium and vitamin…
Chinese water dragons are a popular pet choice for reptile enthusiasts due to their unique appearance and relatively docile nature. However, many owners may wonder just how intelligent these creatures are. While it is difficult to measure intelligence in non-human animals, certain behaviors and abilities can give insight into their cognitive abilities. One notable trait…
Chinese water dragons are a popular pet reptile due to their unique appearance and interesting behavior. However, as with any pet, owners may encounter challenges keeping their water dragon healthy and happy. Owners face common issues when their Chinese water dragon won’t eat. There are several reasons why a water dragon may refuse to eat,…
When you come across a lizard that’s not moving but still breathing, it can cause concern. Lizards are known to be active creatures, and seeing one in a state of stillness can be alarming. However, it’s essential to understand that this behavior is not always a sign of distress or illness. Possible causes of a…
Lizards can make wonderful pets, but unfortunately, they can fall ill or become injured like any other animal. Sometimes, a lizard may suffer, and putting it out of its misery may be necessary. While this is a difficult decision, ensuring that the lizard is not suffering needlessly is essential. Understanding lizard behavior is essential when…