Sharing home kinda....

claudiusx":1d7gi8ar said:

I would avoid it and just keep your smaller one in the 20g until other arrangements can be made. They will pick up on each others scents and it could stress them out.

He will be fine in a 20g for the time

-Brandon

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Rosalin81":2ul92hm2 said:

We just got our second beardie yesterday. A beautiful red baby. I have 2 complete set ups for my beardies, but there is a small problem. One of the setups is in my classroom at school. Orion (the dragon formally known as Rosalin until he showed his true self) travels to and from my classroom daily. For now we have the baby in a small 20 gallon set up complete with proper lighting. In 2 weeks when school is out I was planning on bringing the larger enclosure home and then get a new one for my class this fall. In the meantime would there be an issue putting the baby in the Orion's enclosure while Orion is with me at school?
<<< the scent of the older dragon is likely to stress the new hatchling. Thing is dragons don't cope with change , so it's best to keep the mobile dragon's traveling home as constant and unchanging as possible to ensure minimum relocation stressors.

I think you might be better off having a portable rearing tub , the hide and basking branch can fixed permanently in place with self drilling screws , and can be set up like this :https://www.beardeddragon.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=233480


This would give the baby more space to stretch out while we're gone. Orion was bullied pretty bad in his old home so I don't want Orion uncomfortable at all. Would Orion know his home was invaded?
<<<yes , he'll be able smell the scent of the interloper and is likely to react like there is another dragon invading HIS TERRITORY.

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