The Chinese Water Dragon I purchased yesterday is a lot more calmer than all of the others. He doesn't look in too bad of shape though, the eyes are clear, nostrils are clear, doesn't make any noise, and the only thing is he is a bit on the skinny side, but I can see why because he was apart of the Texas seizure.

He ate a couple crickets today when I threw them in, and that was probably the only actual time I saw him move. I fell asleep over an hour ago, and he remained laying down on my chest. I do know CWDs are skittish, but maybe I got a pretty tame one? He is less active than my Beardie, and the Beardie even loves to run around at times. The CWD does have proper temps, I checked it over and looked at a few care sheets to make sure I'm in the right range. His setup is a tid bit smaller than the one he was in, but he was in with a lot of other dragons of his own and it was a little over crouded.

I'm not really saying anything is wrong with my CWD, but I'm a bit confused because I know how jumpy CWDs can be.

As long as hes eating and not lethargic your fine. They do take time to adjust and once settled in your golden

I would agree that if he is eating and there are no signs of RI or any other illness he may just be getting used to his new home. Or just taking a break if he was housed with a bunch of other ones before, that could have been pretty stressful for him. If he still seems lethargic after a few weeks then maybe a vet visit wouldn't be a bad idea. They can see if there are any internal parasites or anything like that.

Well he seems to be doing better, he seems more active and moves around in the bathtub when I bathe him. He was lethargic before so I was freaked out he might've had internal parasites and what not.

Good to hear he is livening up for you!