my Chinese Water Dragon was happier when I got him a mate too

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0.0.1 Iguana Pickle
0-1-0 Bearded Dragon Honey
1-1-0 Red Tail Boa Libby&Dogma
1-0-0 Cat Rajha
0-0-1 Charcoal Corn Snake Strider
1-1-0 Chinese Water Dragons Isis & Osiris
1-1-0 Cockitiles Hawk&Ashley
1-0-0 Tangerine Leopard Gecko 9erz
0-1-0 Leopard gecko Jets
1-0-0 Mali Uromastyx Uri
0-0-2 Betas Holly & Go (kids fish)
0-0-1 Red Eared Slider Shelly
R.I.P hamster hamtaro
R.I.P Wolf Lab Cross Kenya

I think people have more than one because they start with one and then can't stop buying them. It does become a bit of an addiction.

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I have one bearded dragon. He is very content with living alone. he gets very angry if another lizard comes ito his line of sight.

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They are better off alone and so are you starting with only one Bearded Dragon.
A year or more later you can buy another and introduce them. At that time you will already know the desired sex of Bearded Dragon #2 (you might have changed your mind about breeding then) and you will have the necessary knowledge you lack now to monitor their relations and interaction.
Besides, dealing with that kind of problems (dominance, territory, social hierarchy, bullying, etc) with adults is much less worrisome than with babies or juvies.

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Wish list: Blue Tongue Skinks and Uruplatus =)

The choice to keep two Bearded Dragons is based more on the desires of the owner than the lizard. They do just fine kept solo!

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