Eastern/Australian water dragon, help!!!?

if you know the care they need, that should include how big a cage they need. just knowing what they eat is not enough at all.

http://www.cagesbydesign.com/p-253-majestic-reptil...

check out the awesome cage on the link. they are not cheap, but very elegant.

They are known to have a long life span, with reports of animals living for over 25 years. This should be taken into account if you are considering a water dragon as a pet; they are a very large, long term commitment!

Indoor Enclosures

• Enclosures must be at least three times the length of the animal, and twice the length of the animal in width.

• Make sure enclosures are tight and escape proof, as dragons are master escapees.

• Adequate ventilation to ensure airflow and reduce

humidity is required.

• A large water area is required, at least as big as the

animal, and should be cleaned daily.

As an adult the minmum enclosure size is 3m x 2m. australian measurement=meters.

none of the exoterra cages would hold an adult, they are too short:

http://www.exo-terra.com/en/products/natural_terra...

most people buy a 55 gallon long aquarium or bigger and get a screen lid that clamps down tight.

http://www.reptile-cage-plans.com/articles/lizards...

thatts a care sheet (recommended to print out for future reference)

and a custom cage? It would probably be very expensive buty just go to the exo terra site becuase they have some really good cages

http://www.exo-terra.com/en/products/terrariums.ph...

hope that helps!

u can continuously attempt crickets and gold fish crickets are cheep and are great feeders confident mealworms are fattening yet like 2 or 3 each week could be effective in simple terms make confident they dont get to fat and undesirable good success =)