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Eastern Water Dragon

Origin: Australia Full length: 65 to 70 cm Diet: Insects, mice, fruit, special food Average starting cost of keeping, including equipment: ~¥80,000

Compared to the Indochina variety, its grey body colour is chic, its head is larger and its build is a bit sturdier. They like food and fruit better than the Indochina variety.

Australian species are prohibited from being taken out of the country by domestic law, so only CB specimens are in circulation, which means that many of them are very expensive and rare.

In that sense, the price of this species is relatively high, but among arboreal lizards, many of which have flashy body colors, this monochrome species is full of adult charm.

Since only CB specimens are available, most of the specimens seen in the market are babies, but well-built adult specimens of this species are truly manly and brave.

There is a subspecies called Zipsland W.D., which is somewhat related, but it is extremely rare to find in circulation.

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はちゅ娘　樹上性トカゲ編

大型ならサンエステバン、小型ならオリーブダシアが好きですが、１番はやはりアブロニアのタエニアータ。例によって描いてませんけど。

Reptigirls: Arboreal Lizards Edition

I like San Esteban for the large ones and <i>Dasia olivacea</i> for the small ones, but my favorite is still <i>Abronia taeniata</i>. As usual, I haven't drawn it yet.

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はちゅ娘　樹上性トカゲ編

Reptigirls: Arboreal Lizards Edition

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はちゅ娘　樹上性トカゲ編