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Draco m. haasei pics

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Here are a few pics of several male Draco m. haasei.

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Yes, those are wings!!! Gliding lizards, what else could you want?
 
You have some really cool animals in your collection Justyn. Those Dracos are really neat. Have you ever seen one "glide"?
 
Yeah, I have seen them glide, it is killer!!! there are a few that once you open the lid up, the jump out, glide to the ground, and run off. You have to see it. I have now found a way to acclimate them quickly, but I have had problems with kidney failure in the past resulting in water retention and later death. I think I have that problem solved now. I've spent the past 3-4 years trying figuring these guys out, I seem to have gotten it down to a T. Hopefully I should have some CB babies later this year.
 
That is awesome.
I had some flying geckos back in the day.
Man, those things were cool to let loose, in the room. Then I'd take a big ol rubbermaid (short, but long and wide) put some crix in it, and put it in the middle of the room.
Watch them jump from all corners of the room, and land right into the cricket death pen.
 
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