Baby Black Dragon Monitor

Description

Black Dragon Monitor lizards are a sought-after species of water monitor lizard due to their exotic coloring. They are a subspecies of water monitors and are semi-aquatic, requiring bodies of water to survive. They are carnivorous and feed on dead flesh, including human carcasses. Where to buy a black dragon monitor

When it comes to Tank Size the Baby / Juvenile needs an A 30 – 40 gallon enclosure is recommended while the Sub-Adult / Adult requires an A tall 8×4 foot enclosure with large water source is recommended.

The Tank’s Temperatures Basking Spot: 120° – 150°F, Ambient: 75° – 80°F. To achieve this, proper lighting fixtures will be needed. As well as a thermostat. This reptile’s Tank Humidity should be a 60% – 70%. To achieve this, you will need a humidity gauge, as well as a spray bottle, or you can purchase a mist machine. A large water source to soak in is recommended.

With feeding, the Baby / Juvenile: Vitamin dusted small crickets, discoid or dubia roaches, pinky mice, fish, and poultry. (1 meal everyday)while the Sub-Adult / Adult: Whole chicks and a variety of poultry, whole fish, and full sized rodents.(1 meal a day, twice a week)

For the Substrate & Decor, We recommend cypress mulch, coco chips, or even bio-active substrates for the bedding. These monitors need lots of foliage and hides to explore, as well as a large pool of water to soak in. Buy Black Dragon Monitor

WE HAVE BABY BLACK DRAGONS FOR SALE. HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:

• Varanus salvator
• Farm Bred Babies
• Approximately 12 To 18 Inches In Total Length
• Adults Can Get As Large As 5 – 7 Feet In Length At Full Maturity
• Feeding On Vitamin Dusted Crickets, Silverside Fish And Super Worms As Well As Small Rodents

FUN FACTS!

• This Species Is Relatively Docile And Makes For A Great Pet Monitor
• Naturally Occurring Out Of A Large Area Of Asia Ranging From India Through To Thailand, Vietnam, And China
• These Are Heavily Aquatic Monitors Loving To Swim And Hunt In Rivers And Streams Usually In Heavily Forested Areas
• With Proper Care These Monitors Can Live From 15 – 20 Years In Captivity
• These Get Quite Large So Be Prepared To Build A Large Enclosure As They Grow