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Mixing Beardie, Uromastyx, or Collard

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Posted by: LobsterOfJustice at Mon Jun 18 08:46:56 2007   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by LobsterOfJustice ]  
   

Hello,

I have a full grown bearded dragon in a 55g. I have had him a few years. I am wondering if I can mix him with either a collard lizard, uromastyx, or both. They have similar environmental requirements. Will I run into a problem with my Bearded Dragon being territorial? Is it just not a good idea at all to mix them? Or can it be done? My local petsmart has collard lizards and uromastyx in the same cage but it might just be because they are temporary, and juvenile.

Thanks,
Mike

   

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