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If you get second male , make sure they never meet or share the same space - as a rule 2 male dragons together is not a good idea and is very dangerous .
I'd suggest getting a female , this way when the they are both adults you can enjoy watching them flurting with each other even if you never allow them to cohabitate or to mate.
Less likely to have a violent response from the male to the new dragon it is a female.
Headbobs and armwaves will be the response.
I'd suggest getting a female , this way when the they are both adults you can enjoy watching them flurting with each other even if you never allow them to cohabitate or to mate.
Less likely to have a violent response from the male to the new dragon it is a female.
Headbobs and armwaves will be the response.
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