blues and pink tounges

[wack_zach]

hey everyone i have one blue tounge in a 4 foot tank and inside the 4foot i also have a 1.5 ft with 4 pinktounges in it i have been commin home from skool to find the blue tounge in the tank with the pink tounge i was wonder what your guys thort about leavin them in the same tank. there is a fair big size differance so i am not quite sure about it so just askin..

thanks

 

[Vincent21]

I've seen pictures of blue and pink tongues being together, but i'd want to know what a person who actually has tried housing them together to see what their response is.

 

[colt08]

my opinion it all up to u ur animals not mine

 

[reptilegirl_jordan]

my opinion it all up to u ur animals not mine

umm how was that helping the person?

 

[colt08]

his my mate and he knows im mucking around

 

[wack_zach]

chris your an idiot lol

 

[scorps]

umm how was that helping the person?

how embarrassing for you

gosh no one can take a joke these days

 

[reptilegirl_jordan]

dont care scrops

 

[colt08]

thx scorps goodbye peoples be on tmmz im nagget

 

[wack_zach]

yeh ok then go off subject lol

 

[JasonL]

I keep them together fine in an outdoor enclosure, all mine are adults though, pinktongues being from 45cm to 50cm long, bluey is a big male adult. If your pinktongues are too small, the bluey will eat them. I also keep beardies and cunninghams in the same enclosure, cunninghams may get a bit aggressive whilst they have new borns around, I have seen a cunningham try to chase a PT away once, though every time the cunningham lunged at the PT, the PT grabbed it first on the head, supprisingly, it was way too fast for the poor cunningham. The biggest threat to the safety of PT's, are other PT's, they can bite each others tails off and worse.