Hi I have a young male CWD, a young male AWD, and a future young male green basilisk. I have a huge encloser like 6ftH 10ft Long and 4ftwide, is it ok to put them all together? Ive herd of CWD and AWD together as well as sailfins, but what about basilisks. This is a big issue, I am keeping the CWD and AWD together anyways but the GB could be the decision maker.
Thanks
Randy Smith
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Housing Issue with CWD, AWD and GB
bdragons42089
Nov 05, 2005 09:05 AM
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rick gordon
Nov 08, 2005 11:38 AM
My opinion is no, not because they are different species, but becuase they all exploit the same niche, are territorial and worst of all, are all males. You could try adding several basking, watering and feeding areas and lots of coverage in the form of trees and plants, but I don't think it will be enough you will still end up with one dominate male, and the health of others will suffer.
