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Keeping them here is very easy. The only issue with them is that they need a HUGE enclosure. I gave her my 3 meter (L) × 1.5 meter (W) × 3 meter (H) backyard space furnished with long, really hardcore tree trunks instead that used to house my 4 foot water monitor lizard. Notice she does not have any nose rubs/mouth rot/wounded snout problems as compared to some adults i've seen that are kept in captive care (except for zoos). If ever you see a sailfin online with a wounded mouth it means their enclosure is small for their size.Wow how beautiful!
I love sailfins. How difficult would you say they are to care for? The only reptile I've ever owned was a Chinese Water Dragon, is their care relatively the same?
Sounds awesome! You should definitely post some pics of the setup, it sounds amazing!
She is greenish under a different lighting spectrum. Male have metallic green colors though.
Nothing really fancy. Just a crude, rectangular, cement wall-sided house. She has a wide basin of water for her bathing habits, a couple of tree trunks and everything else is bare. I kept it as spacious as possible. She also free roams the house during the day since she rarely moves and just sits there unlike monitors which are active walkers.
I will put that on top consideration. I am a quarter Japanese so that counts! Lol