Family: Agamidae

Common Name: Striped Water Dragon

Scientific Name: Physignathus temporalis

Food:Striped water Dragons are carnivorous such as mealworms, crickets, earthworms, bugs, but do eat some fruits and vegetables

Distribution: Southeast Asia, Thailand, China, and the Indo-Australian Island, Irian Jaya, Indonesia

Habitat: Rain Forest

Color Discription: Deep Green and have salmon coloring on their bellies

Physical Discription: The Striped Water Dragon has a crest that its heads that runs all along the back

Size: 17"

Temperatures: 80º and 85º degrees the basking spot needs to be 90º degrees. At night it should be 78º degrees. And the humidity level should not drop below 50%.

Breeding/Reproduction:

Cage Setup:

Water:

Special Needs: Provide full-spectrum UV light for about 13 hours a day. Their enclosure needs to have a water area that is at least large enough for them to soak in and preferably, large enough to swim in.

Special Note: Striped Water Dragons are quick, so keep a close eye on them and don't let them wiggle out of your hands 1

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