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Do you house the two together? If so, any issues with that? I'm getting ready to throw Aesop and Francis in the same cage (in a month or so--she has some poundage to put on first) and want the transition to go as smoothly as possible.
I did when they were smaller, but I don't any more. I came home 3-4 months ago to find Hannibal chasing all the females around the enclosure biting the base of their tails and their necks so I separated them. The problem being your male will be ready to breed well before your female is, and he won't understand why he in the mood and she isn't. Thorn is getting close enough to be able to breed, but I have no interest in that many babies at this point. All the more reason to keep them separate. I had no problem keeping my blues with Thorn though. As long as they are the same sex and close to the same size. If they are a pair you will have to separate them eventually.
They would do ok soaking in the bathtub together, but I haven't let them interact at all recently. I have brought Hannibal to a couple volunteer events we do and he isnt bothered at all by other reptiles, and he is completely oblivious to our dogs.