How much space is needed to raise a chinese water dragon?
Question by Warren G: How much space is needed to raise a chinese water dragon?
I have desk space at home of 21 1/2 ” high 2′ wide and 31″ in length and was wondering if building a reptile tank to fit in that space would my reptile have enough room? Also how would I go about building it and what materials would I need?
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Answer by Delicious .
Water dragons need ht because they are climbers they also need length! provide branches to climb on!They need a space at least 2x their total length enclosure will have to be a min 6ft long side to side,2-3 feet deep and 4-6 feet high to do it right!
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An adult needs at LEAST 4ft tall 4ft wide and 2ft deep enclosure. That space is too small. They need height more then anything else because they are arboreal and spend most their time in trees.
A lot of Water Dragon owners custom build their enclosures because of the size requirement.
Here is a link with custom enclosures. If you become a member on the site you can ask water dragon owners (including myself) questions about materials and such
Mine is made out of an old entertainment center with plexiglass doors. (the picture is also on the link)
http://www.repticzone.com/forums/WaterDragons/messages/1224414.html
There are 8 pages of enclosures to look at.
http://www.repticzone.com/forums/WaterDragons/index.html
Good luck!!!
Oh and ideal size is 6ft tall 5ft wide and 3ft deep for one adult dragon.
Take a look at this site for more water dragon info:
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