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Hey there, I got bought a male trans and got a free female hypo. I'm new to owning dragons and very excited to raise them. The male is full of energy and has quite the personality. The female is very laid back and very sweet.
PS can anyone tell me how to upload photos from my phone.
 
Second photo they were pretty much kissing, it was interesting. Also i got them from Blood Bank Dragons. I have a 75 gallon tank for them and any helpful info on new baby dragons is always welcome.
 

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With dragons of that size, hydration is key. I typically recommend bathing them (short baths in warm water up to around their shoulders) daily to every other day and misting them on days that you don't bathe them.

Also, as small as they are you might have trouble keeping them eating well in a cage that large. If you find that they aren't eating regularly, try cutting the cage down to roughly the size of a 20 gallon (30" by 12" or so). It's easy to do by adding cardboard or a similar material.

Good luck with them!! :)
 
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