I'm afraid that your boy will be in the mood permanently and the risks of damage due to excessive mating or dominance games is to high to maintain them together. I've known dragons to get on well for 2~3 years then for no apparent reason turn and fight, this is a prime example of what can happen
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set ... 822&type=1 (this vet specialises in reptiles). You really won't be able to breed anywhere near enough crix to keep them satisfied so you'd be better buying bulk 3mm size crixs - babies grow at a phenomenal rate and need 2~3 feeds daily plus veg. to ensure that they grow up healthy. A laying box is preferred and helps preserve the decore in the viv a bit - it'll still get trashed but not quite as badly.
As a separate issue there are a few things that I feel can be improved in the set up. Dragons do see red and as they actually need a temperature drop at night they will be happier with a normal household spotlight - 60 or 75 watt are best as dragons really prefer basking under a bright white light. Temps need to be around 39~42C on the basking spot dropping to mid 20's at the cool side with overnight temps dropping to around 16C.Do you have digital thermometers? The stick-on dial type are quite inaccurate and can vary by up to 5C

Wood chip itself is dangerous as if swallowed when hunting it can cause blockages and death, a better choice is playsand plus sandstone slabs (crazy paving style) this gives areas to dig in, rough surfaces to help keep nails short and varied surfaces to help exercise their feet.
Keep asking questions we're here to help and don't mind how long your posts are!
Rick
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Beardies from an Australian point of view.
