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I just can't see why someone would want to chance it. :erm:
 

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I made the mistake of putting a baby savannah monitor into a cage with a sub-adult bearded dragon a few years ago while I cleaned the savs cage.
The beardie grabbed the sav by the head and crushed it's skull before I could even react.
My laziness (not getting out the holding container like I usually did) cost the sav it's life.
Who knows what could go wrong with a beardie and BP together like that and if something did go wrong, there may not be enough time to react and prevent a death or injury.
 
SPJ said:
I made the mistake of putting a baby savannah monitor into a cage with a sub-adult bearded dragon a few years ago while I cleaned the savs cage. The beardie grabbed the sav by the head and crushed it's skull before I could even react.
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And to think... a couple more months of feeding and good husbandry, and the sub-adult Beardie would've very likely become Monitor chow. It's always regrettable to learn lessons the hard way (but they certainly aren't forgotten).

On a side note, I once worked with a girl who kept a small collection of Bearded Dragons (roughly 13 or so). She decided to purchase a new baby, and after leaving for work one day her roommate noticed that the baby seemed "lonely" and decided to place him in the company of an adult male. Needless to say, that poor little baby beardie was nowhere to be found when she returned home from work.
 
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