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Description
Above is a Ref. of some of the characteristics of the Ice Dragon. The dragon above is just an example, not all of them look like this.

Species of Dragon: Ice Dragon

Element Power: Ice. They are capable of freezing water in lakes, ponds, etc. (as well as in the air)

Habitat: Mountains and cold, frozen regions.

Diet: Anything that they can find.

Behavior: These animals keep to themselves for most of the year, but if they travel with others, it is usually in small groups up to 10 animals.

Appearance: They come in light shades of purple and blue, to dark shades of them, to white. The farther they live in the cold regions, they grow fur and lose their wings, or else they wouldn't be able to survive in these harsh places.

Gender Differences: Males and females are in the same length and weight ranges. Between 25 feet to 30 feet and between 200 pounds to 350 pounds.

Mating: Mating season starts in the spring and ends in the late summer. The eggs won't hatch until the following mid spring.

Art belongs to me. Note that this species is tied to a story of mine that I'm writing, so this species is also mine with my own twist to it.

Description
Above is a Ref. of some of the characteristics of the Ice Dragon. The dragon above is just an example, not all of them look like this.

Species of Dragon: Ice Dragon

Element Power: Ice. They are capable of freezing water in lakes, ponds, etc. (as well as in the air)

Habitat: Mountains and cold, frozen regions.

Diet: Anything that they can find.

Behavior: These animals keep to themselves for most of the year, but if they travel with others, it is usually in small groups up to 10 animals.

Appearance: They come in light shades of purple and blue, to dark shades of them, to white. The farther they live in the cold regions, they grow fur and lose their wings, or else they wouldn't be able to survive in these harsh places.

Gender Differences: Males and females are in the same length and weight ranges. Between 25 feet to 30 feet and between 200 pounds to 350 pounds.

Mating: Mating season starts in the spring and ends in the late summer. The eggs won't hatch until the following mid spring.

Art belongs to me. Note that this species is tied to a story of mine that I'm writing, so this species is also mine with my own twist to it.