Hi,

Do you know if a chinese water dragon and an australian water dragon can live together (provided they don't have the same sex to avoid territorial conflict)?

Have you heard of somebody who have tried and the result ?

Thanks in advance,

Cyril.

Welcome to HerpCenter.
Its generally not a good idea to mix species.
Especially those from different parts of the world.

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Merlin,
What's Life Without A Little Magic!

Just because its a male and female doesn't mean there won't be territorial conflict. They don't really like each other, and one may stress the other one out to the point where the health of the other is compromised. Remember, in the wild they mate and then go their separate was. Not forced to live in a 4 x 8 foot box together.

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My name is Liz
Do what's best for the animal, not what's best for you.

I was talking with Bert, the owner of Agama International, And he was telling me how he used to keep both AWD and Chinese Water Dragon in the same enclousure and it was "OK".... I would't do it unless you dont have any other options

We should point out that Bert Langerwerf is far from being the entry level hobbyist who is usually asking these type of questions.
Its most generally the very advanced keepers and breeders who have screened their animals, treated prophylactically, and know that there are no health problems as well as having an intimate knowledge of their habits and husbandry, who can pull off a multi species setup.

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Merlin,
What's Life Without A Little Magic!

my point was that he tried it, and stopped because it was not the best idea. I wasnt comparing them...berts got 50 years under his belt :P