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I found her, she was on the other side of my bed. I had the small one in with the big one for about 2 months now and they seem to be doing fine. Why isnt it a good idea to put a small one in with a big one? shes big enough to where he wont eat her, any way the good news is shes ok, she was a little cold but thats about it.
-batman
Stress, little females don't like to be with big guys.. if he starts advancing on her, it could just put her in a rut and she could very easily become Ill..
That said, I have no idea what sizes we're dealing with, I have not read into your situation, it was just happenstance that I came along this topic.
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Go back through this forum and look at how many people have had one dragon kill or maim another. I know it will never happen to yours, but take a look. Your dragons aren't any different. Eventually one will try to dominate the other. Sorry folks these are not good communal residents.
One thing to think about; the people that admit to housing their animals together until there is maiming or death is probably quite a bit lower than those that it actually happens to.
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