Sailfin Dragon.....

[jconley]

....My new MUST HAVE!! I was wondering if any body here has had any hands on experience keeping Hydrosaurus lizards? These are NOT something I can afford to buy or have the room to keep for many years, but I am CERTAINLY going to start learning and saving up towards that goal.
http://images.google.com/images?q=h...US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&sa=N&tab=wi

 

[evilxyardxgnome]

There was a really nice looking one on the cover of Reptiles magazine either last month or the month before.

 

[Vicious_Fish]

Lol, they're on my list too! I've had basilisks before and these guys can be kept similar to them, they just get a lot bigger so they need more space.

 

[jconley]

Lol, they're on my list too! I've had basilisks before and these guys can be kept similar to them, they just get a lot bigger so they need more space.

Yeah, once I get to a bigger house and have the space to built a LARGE custom enclosure, it's ON MAN!!! lol Like a said though, not for a few years.

 

[jconley]

Here's another link....http://www.sailfindragon.com/sailfindragons.html

 

[varanio]

Great animals, I know a guy here in Fl that breeds them from time to time. Id suggest getting CB imported specimens carry lots of parasites, and they do not adjust well to dewormers and such. Id start with the basilisk or water dragon and gain more experience before jumping into one of these rare animals.

 

[Fishes33]

Im not sure if they will do the shipping... ^^

$399 for it

http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-pets-oth...gon-Subadult-Male-BEAUTIFUL-W0QQAdIdZ32409173

and Im sure you can afford $400 for it ^^

 

[Mystus Redtail]

That's awesome, very prehistoric looking.

 

[stingray man]

Ya deffinatly looks lik a dinosour

 

[malawi haps]

Great animals, I know a guy here in Fl that breeds them from time to time. Id suggest getting CB imported specimens carry lots of parasites, and they do not adjust well to dewormers and such. Id start with the basilisk or water dragon and gain more experience before jumping into one of these rare animals.

I agree, take my enclosure and make it 6 foot wide by 8 foot high by 2-3 foot deep and that would be the bare minimum to keep one of these happy. You might be able to squeeze a pair in that enclosure . They need a lot of humidity and water as well.