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New Dragon

DragonsTale Mar 12, 2004 05:19 PM

I have a 2 year old female that we have in a good size cage, about 4ft. long 2ft. wide. We recently purchased a little boy who is currently in a smaller enclosure, but quickly outgrowing it. I know it is probably best to get him his own larger home, but is it possible for him to co-habitate with my female in the future?

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Christyj Mar 12, 2004 09:28 PM

It's possible, but not always a great idea.
You wouldn't be able to keep up with clutch after clutch of eggs that they would produce. And your female could get overly stressed/ill from producing.
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