Well, it looks like a baby kingsnake. (I'm also glad it's alive, so many photos where people say 'please identify this' are of deceased snakes. :( No need to kill them). The Eastern Kingsnake, Lampropeltis
You may want to take the dragon to a veterinarian, if it hasn't eaten in a week, and is now refusing its normal food. Water dragons can be fed insects (crickets, zophobas worms, silk worms, etc), earthworms/nightcrawlers
Sounds like you did a good job taking care of the babies. Be sure to give them a little vitamin D for their bone growth, very important at their age. To answer your questions: 1. You can't tell male
Hello Samantha, The sunlight shining into the tank is only radiant & wont actually give any UVB emissions. Can you get him outside daily for some strong sunshine or is it warm enough to do so? Continue
Hello Scott, Do you have any pictures of your horned dragon I could see? They are so beautiful. How old is he? They shed quite often when they are young but don't shed as often when they are