damien6210
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Does anybody house there dragons together. Like all of mine i had since they were an egg they all hatched together and been living together since then and never had a problem with them there going to make 5 months soon.
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Ethelia
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Hello,
I think some people do house beardies together, but it is absolutely NOT advised.
They may tolerate eachother at a young age but as they grow there could be dominating, intimidating and over mating, which can stress out a beardie and could lead to violence.
I understand that dragons may appear genial towards one and other one day, and the next day there has been an incident.
I have a rescued dragon who had two of her claws bitten off by other lizards she was housed with.
It is, on the whole, a big risk to take with your little ones health and wellbeing.
So if you possibly can, get them into seperate tanks as they grow.
Holly & Dexter x
I think some people do house beardies together, but it is absolutely NOT advised.
They may tolerate eachother at a young age but as they grow there could be dominating, intimidating and over mating, which can stress out a beardie and could lead to violence.
I understand that dragons may appear genial towards one and other one day, and the next day there has been an incident.
I have a rescued dragon who had two of her claws bitten off by other lizards she was housed with.
It is, on the whole, a big risk to take with your little ones health and wellbeing.
So if you possibly can, get them into seperate tanks as they grow.
Holly & Dexter x
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I started off with two sisters who had been together since they hatched. Unfortunately within the first couple of months that I had them, it became clear that one was dominating the other and they had to be separated. If you have females and a large enough enclosure, then you can try housing them together as long as you educate yourself about the risks and keep a close eye on them for any signs of stress of dominance. If you have males and females though you'll want to separate them (don't want siblings breeding, plus the potential for harassment and overbreeding), as well as if you have multiple males (they will eventually fight each other).
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