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RE: Mixing Beardie, Uromastyx, or Collar

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Posted by: BDlvr at Mon Jun 18 10:35:32 2007   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by BDlvr ]  
   

A standard 55 gal. is only 48" long by 12" deep. That is only half the recommended size for an adult dragon.

Also, Uro's require signicantly higher temps. then Bearded Dragons. They require a basking sopt of 120 when dragons only need 105. Unless you have a huge size enclosure you will never get the conditions right for multiple species forcing them all to endure less than ideal conditions.

I can't speak for Collard lizards as I have never looked up their needs. Either way I wouldn't consider it.

   

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