IF, I decide to separate my basilisk and water dragon is it too late to get them a buddy of the same species. They are both around 1 1/2.

They really don't need or want "buddies." Reptiles are solitary creatures and don't need or want companions like humans. In the wild they don't "hang out" together except as juveniles (safety in numbers) and for mating.

I would just separate, they would probably both benefit.

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

Totally agree with Liz. They dont need companionship.. Sometimes it just stresses them out. Not to mention when you add one to the existing enclosure, you will territorial issues and then will need to increase the space anyway.

__________________
MARSHA
A man without a woman is a bachelor, A woman without a man is a genius!.

We have enough youth, how about a fountain of smart!

So I want to mate my basilisk, when she is older how do I do it? Borrow one for a day? LOL.

First off you need to make sure you will have homes for the babies and do your research.

__________________
MARSHA
A man without a woman is a bachelor, A woman without a man is a genius!.

We have enough youth, how about a fountain of smart!

After you find homes/a seller for your potential babies, you would have to build a separate enclosure. Put them together for a limited time, then separate.

You would also need an incubator for the eggs.

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

I Have an incubator that has 25 bearded dragons eggs in right now.

I agree that it would be beneficial to seperate them, as for breeding, Do you plan on breeding for profit? Because you want more basilisks? Just because?

__________________
"Nobody can do Everything, but Everybody can do Something."