tawny dragon tank

[PhilZ]

hi i have bought a 60cmx41cm (LxW) and 40cm high, is this good for 2 tawnys or should i stick with one?

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nevermind after a bit of searching on this forum i found the answer, it said 2ft is fine for a pair. but if anyone has any tips because im getting them as soon as i get my licence hopefully it would be nice to know more than what i do know.

 

[MesseNoire]

hi i have bought a 60cmx41cm (LxW) and 40cm high, is this good for 2 tawnys or should i stick with one?

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nevermind after a bit of searching on this forum i found the answer, it said 2ft is fine for a pair. but if anyone has any tips because im getting them as soon as i get my licence hopefully it would be nice to know more than what i do know.

You should research more than you know now regardless.
I am sure there are a few dragon experts that will be able to give you a few pointers.

 

[PhilZ]

yeah ive done a bit of research but only thing i found is on these forum, it would be nice for a dragon expert to tell me things i havnt read yet. i read theyre as hard as beardies and people tell me theyre easy, i fount one thread that said basking 29-35 and ive also seen someone say upto 40 :/ so it would be nice to know 100% before i get the lizard.

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also it would be nice to know max size including tail, all ive seen people say 6-10cm svl but i would like to know how big they get with theyre tail.
Thanks, Phil

 

[Netteddragon]

they grow to about 20cm

 

[pinefamily]

According to Danny Brown's "Guide to Australian Dragons in Captivity", tawny dragons (and other rock or crevice dragons as they are known) are ok more than one in a tank. Still, if I were you, keep an eye on them for a couple of weeks after they have settled in, just in case one starts to dominate or bully the other.