My girlfriend and I have two bearded dragons that are seperately housed from eachother, one male and one female. They do not have any FoV of eachother, however on semi-frequent occasions, they do have vision of eachother when one or the other is being taken out. The male has been of mating age for a couple years now, and ever since he saw her as an older juvenile, he has been pretty excited by the prospect of mating with her. She, on the other hand is a bit younger than him, and has just sort in the last couple months reached full on adulthood, and has been less enthusiastic at his attempted approaches. But just tonight, as we took our boy out, he started woo-ing her, and she finally responded with slow push-ups, which seemed to be quite enticing by the level of response that our boy got for her. To sum it up! They want to mate, but we do not really think it would be best if we allowed them to mate, though if they did, we would do our best to raise and find a good home, we really don't like the idea of bringing more beardies into an already over-saturated market, when so many already do not have homes. If they continue to see each other from afar, will the stress of not being able to mate be detrimental to their health? Psychological or physical?