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This wild water Dragon lives at Kooralbyn Resort (SE Qld) and hangs around the restaurant - Photo John Fowler
Note that the Gippsland Water Dragon P.l.howittii is found in the southern part of the Range and lacks the distinct eye stripe.
The Eastern Water Dragon is a very common species found in Eastern Australia. It is commonly kept as a pet and is very easy to breed often having more than 1 clutch of eggs per year.Females usually lay from 6 to 20 eggs per clutch which take from 70 to 120 days to hatch.
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