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Saw them wild 4 th first time at noosa bout a month ago. Haven't seen them at the pet shops for a while!

wuckud post! only thing to ad is only breed in numbers in Auckland if kept outside in winter. japan way cold over winter! n the same for C. orientalis in china!

lost in th new super council then? surprise! :facepalm:

Heard of them way back in the day n also a couple of years ago.but haven't seen them, so don't know if true or not.

na no issues .if I stopped feeding them there would be issues

way too warm if its an adult. they very cold tolerant. had them still active but not feeding them in the middle of winter outside in auckland.if the waters too warm they will get stroppy,grow too fast and stop basking.herd many people say snake necks never bask. total BOLLOCKS! not basking because the waters too warm, :sage:

do put in low wattage heatlamp or light bulb at one end of the tank so it can thermoregulate its temp,otherwise it will hibernate or be too warm to hibernate but too cold to feed/digest. the other dudes got a mecury vapour lamp so supplys much heat . go low wattage depending on the size of your enclosure and where you live. :sage:

yup

i had 2 adults a couple of years ago n the strangest thing happened! when they were in me monster enclosure they went mental and were chasing and dominating the adult female waterdragons aaaand even saw one take a flying leap at male waterdragon n he was close to 1m long. so i downsized them to a 3m enclosure on there own n they were calm as. note to other keepers, hatchling cunninghams will happly snack on hatchling inland,costal or water dragon tail tips,unlike bluetongues who will eat the whole lizard :sage:

word on the street is theres of a colony of chopperus stupidquestionuss out there somewhere! :facepalm: you don't work for bio-security by any chance do you? if not maby you should apply for a position there! :facepalm:

yea iv herd there's a few in the shops at the mo. wasn't we who got them from animates.

yea painted. cheers

turtle n fish tank up date.

so by deduction they cant be surviving in healthy rivers and waterways,they wouldnt stand a chance would they?so if they only surviving in fish free water,that sounds like dams,quarrys n seasonal ponds so no wonder they got chytrid cause the water quality is most proberbly crap! high in phosphates,bacteria, e-coli,nitrite e.c.t especialy if farm land is involved! :dunno: