DescriptionBlack 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 monitorWhen 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 MonitorWE HAVE BABY BLACK DRAGONS FOR SALE. HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:Varanus salvatorFarm Bred BabiesApproximately 12 To 18 Inches In Total LengthAdults Can Get As Large As 5 – 7 Feet In Length At Full MaturityFeeding On Vitamin Dusted Crickets, Silverside Fish And Super Worms As Well As Small RodentsFUN FACTS!This Species Is Relatively Docile And Makes For A Great Pet MonitorNaturally Occurring Out Of A Large Area Of Asia Ranging From India Through To Thailand, Vietnam, And ChinaThese Are Heavily Aquatic Monitors Loving To Swim And Hunt In Rivers And Streams Usually In Heavily Forested AreasWith Proper Care These Monitors Can Live From 15 – 20 Years In CaptivityThese Get Quite Large So Be Prepared To Build A Large Enclosure As They Grow
