How to look after an electric dragon

Have you been gifted a dragon? Does that dragon happen to be an incredible electric baby one? If you’re wondering how to give your new friend the best up-bringing it could want then never fear! Just simply read these easy instructions to help your rare dragon.

What you will need:

• Lots of copper wires
• Devices such as TVs, phones, or iPads
• A large cold space to live in
• A garden, a local park or a conservatory
• Electrical conductors (this is your dragon’s food)
• Electric eels (for a treat!)
• Insulating gloves
• A good sense of humor

What to do:

Firstly, prepare a large room, this is vital as the average length is 7.5 m; your dragon (which doesn’t grow up to very big, only 2 ft.) needs lots of space to play as it is a very lively, energetic creature.

Next, hide lots of electronic devices on the walls, behind the walls, or under the floor however, wherever you put them make sure that they are hidden from the electric dragon, she or he will constantly gnaw on them like a dog with a bone.

Then, fill a metal bowl – it doesn’t matter what metal the bowl is made of – with electrical conductors your dragon will eat them happily. For a treat, offer the dragon a few electric eels as a treat, to dragons it is like offering them sweets.

When preparing the room, give your dragon a healthy environment by putting lots of powerful fans around the room; as your dragon can fly it is always good to have things hidden so they don’t chew on them.

Also, decorate the room with copper wires, if the electric dragon chews on them, it gives it an energy that allows it to create thunder and lightning. Even though it has the ability to, if calm and happy your dragon will cause no damage.

If unhappy or angry (you can tell this if they turn a dark red colour) it is always best to put them outside or in a conservatory where they can see nature.

Finally, make sure that when handling your electric dragon you wear insulating gloves, this prevents electric shocks and is the safest option.

Although electric dragons are loving and loyal, they can get lost easily. If you take off a lead when walking in round a park, it will disappear in bushes or trees in search of adventure. As there are the most electric dragons in Asia, there are many places that they would love to explore, these places include: forests in England; mountains in Scotland and caves in wales. If you follow these steps closely, there is a 20% chance off this happening.