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Female bearded dragons can be kept in groups. They do better if they are raised together from babies but I have successfully introduced adults together and keep them together at all times. Sometimes there is slight aggression in the cage. They go through stages of "who's the boss". I also have photos of two females in the breeding position. I'm talking tail lifted, one under the other, the whole deal. Both females have since laid eggs after being placed with males so no doubts on the sexes. You do not have to have beardies in groups. One will do just fine by itself. I have noticed that when they are caged together they do interact with each other. Two females are great. I'm not sure where you read that it is best to keep a male and female together though. That is not really that good of advice. I know people who house pairs together year round successfully but I think the female would lay eggs far too early to be healthy for her.
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