The thing to keep in mind is growth rates.
As adults, some individuals may be incompatible.
The uro grows MUCH slower than a bearded, so unless they are both adults, it's a no-go.
Now, if you get juvenile bearded and uro and put them in the same cage, within 6 months the bearded will be twice the size of the uro and during a 'king of the mountain' session will eat him.
You will come home as I did, with a big spiky tail hanging out of your beareds mouth.
They have since earned the nickname 'land shark' and my bearded's name from that day forth was cain.

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• Mixing Beardie, Uromastyx, or Collard - LobsterOfJustice, Mon Jun 18 08:46:56 2007
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