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I was wondering if two male bearded dragons could be kept in the same enclosure? I am assuming not, just because of the nature of male reptiles in general. I was only asking, because no one has made a big deal about one male per enclosure. The other day I saw a picture that had two males laying in the same cage, and they were adults, so I'm just wondering for sure.
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3 dogs,1 cat,2 rats and 1 leopard gecko ...**TARZANA**

deff not! they are very territorial animals, and would land up fighting until one is either hurt or dead.
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Thankyou, that is what I assumed, but I was just checking. If you don't want breeding then there is basically no way that you can keep a female in the same tank either right? I think this is why its always males that are for sale, because they need an enclosure all to themselves.
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3 dogs,1 cat,2 rats and 1 leopard gecko ...**TARZANA**

Yep, you've got it.

Females are really the only ones that can be kept safely in the same enclosure 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Even females will sometimes fight so even that isn't foolproof.
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Amanda
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2.0 bearded dragons (Ocho / Domo-kun)
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1.0 ferret (Playstation)
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