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Where to find Draco sp(Flying Dragons)?

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Hi all,

I'm a bit new to this forum, so let me know if this is in the right place.

I'm a researcher and biologist in Southern California who uses engineering techniques to study the biomechanics of reptiles. I'm currently studying Draco/Flying Dragons with computer simulation, but would to study them with high speed video.

Does anyone know of any zoos in the US that hold captive Draco?
I am also interested if anyone knows somewhere that sells them, as the most recent ads seem to be from a few years. Are they imported regularly?

It seems they don't do too well in captivity, possibly due to their diet of ants.

Thanks for the help,
Jaden
 
I keep and breed D. Maculatus flying draco lizards I have had wild caught dracos in captivity for 3 years now.
I dont know of any zoos in the U.S. but 3 big zoos have contacted me for some 1 is in California.
I am in Lexington, South Carolina
 
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