sammiclare

Hey all, I currently have a almost 7 month old bearded dragon, who is very lonley I was wondering if I could put 2 3month old dragons in with him as he is in a large 4 ft tank or would he bite them? Please message me back as I am ment to go and collect them tomorrow if I want them. Thank You x

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Horndog

the diference in size would be one of the reasons i'd say no,also if your older one is male
he will be mature enough to breed before long so this is another reason to say no.
your older beardie may look lonley but i bet he's not lol,age and size diference is imo
to far apart but thats just my opinion.

We have had and bread beardies and for the most part they were kept apart,
however we did keep some females to gether but they were of the same
age and size ish lol.

And also when you get new reps you should alawys keep them away from your
others till you know they have no unwanted lodgers or other problems! imo


hope this helps.

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sammiclare

yeah it helps alot thank you

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Aaron

As horndog said bad idea.

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R.I.P Ralph.

Next Reptile to the collection. Panther Chameleon.

Cameron

I had this problem, I housed 2 BD's together and my male showed dominance and was stopping the female from getting into the basking area properly and she wasnt eating right. All sorted now though :)

I was also told that beardie's prefer to live alone not sure if its true but yeh there we go hehe

Cam

sammiclare

thank you, I got told they like alot of company either humans or another lizard. Im thinking of keeping him alone since he is always chilling with me anyway. Pluss my partner has just told me hes getting me 2 asian water dragons after x-mas :-)

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maxichops

We have a male and a female who live happily together. In fact, if one comes out the other comes looking and they sit together outside too. They are very close in age though.