What does WD mean in VETERINARY

Water dragons are native to both freshwater and brackish environments in East Asia.

Yes, water dragons can make great pets with the right care! They have unique appearances, sizes, and personalities that may appeal to many reptile enthusiasts.

The diet of your water dragon should include mostly insects or other invertebrates such as crickets, mealworms, waxworms, earthworms etc., but vegetables should also be included such as collard greens, mustard greens etc.

Yes, it is important to replicate the natural environment of wild water dragons when keeping them in captivity. This includes providing UV lighting and heat lamps so optimal temperatures can be maintained along with branches for climbing and hiding places like rocks or upholstery foam caves.

A healthy water dragon will display good coloring on its scales as well as a healthy appetite and activity level. If you notice any changes in these areas then you should take your pet to the vet right away. Additionally make sure their habitat is clean at all times so they don't get sick from bacteria or parasites.