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Hello Lynn,

I enjoyed meeting you at the Columbia show. The dragon I bought from you is doing well and is eating. He gobbled down a small orange-spotted roach. I also have appropriate sized crickets so I’ll give him a variety and see what he prefers. I added a piece of strawberry and some organic lettuce from the garden but he didn’t touch it. I’ll try again today.
I am using an under tank heater and a UVB lamp but the combination wasn’t hot enough according to the information on your Web site. I am replacing the under tank heater with a heat lamp. That will work well for now but I am still tuning everything.
We keep the animals in a separate room but I am planning to find a place for him in the front room. He is very inquisitive and likes to watch any action or movement. I think he will be happier and healthier if we keep him in a more active area of the house. We do this with the cockatiel too because he likes to be where the action is. The other reptiles and amphibians don’t really seem to notice.
At Nature Learning Company, Inc. we provide science and nature education for young children. Your dragon will help hundreds of kids experience and learn about reptiles.

Thank you for providing such a nice healthy dragon.
Keith Kargel, CEO
Nature Learning Company, Inc.

Pudge had her first vet checkup last week, and the vet was very
impressed with her. I'm attaching a few current pictures. She's 7 1/2
months, 17.5 inches and I think she was around 267 grams.

Pudge.. Laverne and Blaze girl, 2008

Hi Lynn,

Sorry I haven't got back to you in a while, these last 2 weeks have been hectic. I just thought I'd touch base with you and let you know Syd is doing very well. He had his vet visit, which everything including fecal looked excellent. We actually had a hard time getting him out of the vets office as everyone we saw stopped and asked questions and commented about how beautiful he is.

He is one handsome boy. He weighs in at 312 grams now and is a love. He does love to be held especially in the mornings. In the evenings he sometimes gets a little antsy, so we let him crawl around a little bit before putting him back to retire for the night.

He is doing good with his salads, and he really likes the Arugula and Dandelion greens. He has been eating phoenix worms, grasshoppers, butter worms pretty regularly. On occasion we mix up super worms, wax worms, and horn worms. He gets a nice warm bath(100-101 degrees) every 3 days. Yes I do put my laser temp gun to use with testing bath water temps as well with all my critters.

I can't thank you enough for this handsome guy. We really love him to death. I am planning to take some more updated photos of him so I'll send you a couple as soon as I get a chance.

Thanks again, Chris aglyphiccreatures@comcast.net

Syd .. Trinity and Neo boy, 2008

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