i have seen many dragons that are capable of living together. However, 95% of them are not. And it's not worth the suffering of a dragon because you want them together. Trust me, I am in your shoes too. I have three dragons (a male and 2 females). I got the second female to put with my existing female because the male and old female that i have cannot stay together. My male will breed/bully 50 times a day if kept with a female. And when i put my newest female in the big cage (4'X 2'X 2') the old female will fight with the younger one...but then and again, i think right now they both are gravid....so i keep all three seperate.

there is a pet store near me that has a freakin huge cage.....12' x 4' x 4'......with 9 dragons in it! They all get along fine and i am extremely jelious!

if you build a large cage, i would keep a divider handy in case you need to seperate them (thats what i do). the bottom line is....some day when you are at work or just gone, one of your dragons may be having a bad day and attack another one.
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• Maybe I have too many questions?? - hevychevy427, Fri Apr 7 13:30:56 2006
• RE: Maybe I have too many questions?? - jakentbc, Fri Apr 7 14:39:17 2006
• RE: Maybe I have too many questions?? - PHLdyPayne, Sat Apr 8 06:57:03 2006
• RE: Maybe I have too many questions?? - rick millspaugh, Fri Apr 7 15:18:03 2006
• RE: Maybe I have too many questions?? - hevychevy427, Fri Apr 7 18:45:43 2006
• Thanks! Be careful... - Rick Millspaugh, Sat Apr 8 13:51:13 2006