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RE: Introducing a beardie to another beardie

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Posted by: Venom999 at Wed May 9 21:22:54 2012  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Venom999 ]  
   

A good way to introduce dragons you wish to house together is to have them in separate tanks or enclosures and allow them to see one another.

Then as they eventually get used to the visual sight of each other without actually being able to touch they get used to each other. Almost to the point of being unconcerned with each other. If they get to that point (being totally unconcerned being able to see the other 24/7) then they may be introduced.

Just something Ive tried before.



This usually works better with two females. Depends on the age of the dragons. Also some female/males or even female/female may never make a good full time living combo. You need to watch them.

Usually if they are babies and grow together you will have the most success.

good luck
cheerio
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