Frilled Neck Dragon UK

Frilled Neck Dragon UK Frilled dragon enthusiast and breeder UK England. Goal is to share information in a chilled space.

28/08/2026

NURSERY SETUP: Be prepared before dragon hatches or arrives. Keep things simple. Running a nursery first helps give them a safe space to get to grips with everything as well as you ;)

They will graduate and move into larger forever vivs but this is what we start them in. A smaller/simpler space makes things much easier to monitor and control especially at this tender, delicate age.

13/08/2026

2026 season newborn Frillis. All healthy albeit lethargic due to fighting to get out of the eggs. Within a couple hours all were running, jumping and climbing :) Gave them a little bath then into the nursery Viv. Day 1 none ate or drank. Day 2 eating Dubia and drinking. Not messing around this lot.

HEATWAVE INCUBATOR TIP: Incubating eggs are fragile. We leave the stat controlling temp on so it can do it's job and kee...
24/06/2026

HEATWAVE INCUBATOR TIP: Incubating eggs are fragile. We leave the stat controlling temp on so it can do it's job and keep regulating as the ice blocks cools the air down as the fans blow it over them. This is the way if you are struggling. If you have any suggestions or ideas please share it with us :)

I always suggest anybody Incubating to run WiFi Thermometer/Hydrometers with an alarm set. If temps go too high or low you instantly get a notification and can take necessary measures.

Earlier on in the year we had a quality thermostat fail on us and stuck ON making things get too hot. For the sake of a little device worth a few pounds we managed to save all the hard work and lives within. I cannot stress having one enough if you are reading this and are incubating.

Best of luck and ride the wave x

04/05/2026

LAY BOX : Super important for your adult females to have a lay box set up in their Viv. Regardless if they are being bred or on their own.

Keep the substrate dry/damp to the touch but not wet and check everyday. Give them a little depth to be able to dig around but at the end of the day be prepared to keep an eye out everywhere for eggs as some dragons choose to rebel against the lay box and lay eggs in random places.

Lots of different substrate and ways to go about things. We use Arcadia EarthMix as we always have good results. It's perfect, safe, quick and not expensive. Can add some perlite too if you wish. We pay for it ourselves and are not sponsored in any way just sharing what works for us.

Frilli are super sneaky when putting down a clutch. They will dig a hole. Lay their eggs inside then cover it back up and make it look like nothing happened. You won't realise the eggs are there. The soil will even be patted down again they are expert at hiding them! xD

We double check the females everyday when heavily gravid by lightly brushing them on the side of the belly with my finger to feel for the eggs and I can immediately tell if they have hidden their eggs somewhere or not. You learn to read them and we don't feel it's too intrusive as they are so calm with us anyway. Just be respectful and careful as they are very fragile at this stage.

Be ready with an egg box setup and incubator too as time will be of the essence once eggs hit the ground.

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