ID help please

[Kimmy]

My sister in law who has a large horse property in Langwarrin, Victoria found this yesterday. She gets snakes, bluies and turtles and we were wondering what it might be. There appears to be only one egg although the burrow showed signs of more digging overnight

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[dragonlover1]

Hey Kim do you have any better pics? can't really see anything clearly enough, also how big is the hole?

[Kimmy]

Just this pic but I could get another - the egg is around 4 cm. I can get further info if required though Rick

[Brettix]

Hi Kim

Only a guess though plenty of Gippsland Water Dragons around Vic.
The size of the egg also gives me that indication.

[Kimmy]

Thanks Brett - there are some big dams, miniature lakes on the property but no river systems. I will see if i can get better pics

[dragonlover1]

If it's a Gippy send the egg to me, always wanted a Gippsland water dragon, they are so much better looking than Easterns

[Kimmy]

My daughter has a female. She is stunning but rather flighty. I think I will stick with my beardie much less maintenance

[briansworms]

If it's a Gippy send the egg to me, always wanted a Gippsland water dragon, they are so much better looking than Easterns

No Rick. Can't have you starting bad habits now.
Here on the Gold Coast we get plenty of water dragons. I am pulling water out of a hole in a quarry. Not much by way of life in there but a baby water appears most days.
Tried to upload pic of the hole from my phone but not smart enough

[dragonlover1]

A bit late to start worrying about bad habits Brian lol

[dragonlover1]

My daughter has a female. She is stunning but rather flighty. I think I will stick with my beardie much less maintenance

I thought like that many years ago when I only had a pair of beardies, somehow I have become the owner of 4 species of dragon and 4 species of python plus some other reptiles,chooks and a cat