We fell in love with Diva the moment we saw her picture on AlphaDragonZ' available pages. I told Anthony 'That is the dragon to get!'. He surprised me by contacting Randy and arranging for a secret purchase.

Diva has grown into such a lovely lady and because of her, our interest toward the Leatherback morphs has really grown. She'll be of age to breed this next season and we're so anxious to see what she produces.  Our tentative plans are to pair her up with Marius, an awesome male we've held back this year from our Brick X Helen pairing.

Aside from her beauty, she has such a wonderful personality. She is the absolute puppy-dog of all dragons. She asks to come out of her cage almost daily and of course gets her way most of the time. Many times, she'll follow us around from room to room and has actually come out of her secret hiding spot when hearing her name called.  More often than not, she seeks out and climbs back into her cage on her own when she's done romping.

Diva has a very sweet and gentle demeanor and never gets upset at the site of other dragons. However, she has shown hints of jealousy when she sees another dragon being held. She'll jump off her basking, climb up on her enclosure doors and look at you with her big puppy-dog eyes as if saying 'But what about me?'.

Diva has a fascination for the little baby dragons. When allowed to roam, the first place she heads to is the baby area. She never appears to pose a threat and in turn, the babies do not appear to feel threatened by her in any way. She simply enjoys hanging out by their cages and watching them. We still wonder about her fascination with them. Logically, it would seem that she sees them as a food source, but that simply doesn't appear to be the case with Diva.