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Beautiful Creatures: Chinese Water Dragons
Description Chinese Water Dragons are Beautiful creatures. Males tend to have bigger heads and necks than females. These water dragons come in many different colors including green, blue, and brown. Not only do they have different colors they are colorful lizards too. They have a brown and green tail, which they use to keep them balanced. Their throats are orange/yellow. The color of their venter, or their stomach or abdomen, can be either purple or orange. Chinese Water Dragons are
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