Love gippy water dragons, I'll be getting some in the future!My angles caught in the act and my gippie!
Those big males sure are impressive, I love your long nosed dragon tooA couple of wild ones local to my area.
I love the orange on them! Cheers mate, they are going along nicely I love them too hahaThose big males sure are impressive, I love your long nosed dragon too
If only water dragons were on the keeping list in WA.
That was rather silly of them. Either way, iguanas and water dragons aren't permitted on a regular keeper's licence. I did see a male Gippsland Water Dragon at a reptile park and he was gorgeous. I would find myself wandering back to his enclosure, despite the many other beautiful reptiles on display.
Get lots of Lace Monitors around here in Bellingen too Jamie and a lot of those are Bells.
For those that may be wondering what the connection is with Lacies and termite nests in trees. It's pretty common along the NSW mid north coast for female Lacies to dig holes in termite mounds in trees to lay eggs and let the termites cover them so they are incubated at a constant 30 deg. She'll return to dig the hatchies out about 9 months later. Not saying there's anything wrong with protecting the Kingfishers of course Jamie, just informing those that aren't aware on what the female Lacies use the termite nests for. I hope you don't mind.
Love both EWDs and GWDs as well. Use to collect them at Kangaroo Valley & Fitzroy Falls west of Kiama on the NSW east coast when I was a kid.
Get plenty of absolutely spectacular looking male EWD in the valley. Some really beautiful ones in the lane that runs behind the main street of town.
Cheers,
George.
The lane you mention George - is that the one that runs parallel to the river where the Youth Hostel is or used to be? We might come up to Bello in the next week or two for a bit of a wander around, and maybe lunch...
Jamie
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