My sister has two of them, and I myself don't have too much experience with them, but I will at least tell you never to get two of them. She made sure to get two that were siblings, and right now she has them kept in two separate tanks, one on a desk and one under a desk to make sure they don't see each other, because if they spot each other they'll go berserk.
I'm honestly not a big fan of them myself, all they really seem to do is stare up at the light and hang their mouth open, and then not move for hours and hours XD but my sister likes to take them out sometimes and let them hang from her shoulders. Though every time she does that, she seems to learn for the first time that they have sharp claws...

Haha thank you for replying! Is there a massive size difference between them? Or is one male one female? o.o those have been the only reason I've seen them go "nuts" either trying to mate or. Eat each other cause of size difference lol. As for the claws I know you can trim them just like any other animal nails :D. Granted some can just be aggressive by nature working with an handling them / human interaction Ina safe way can calm them over time ><

You're welcome :P They're almost the same size, but one is male and one is female. Though they're also siblings, so it's still weird... And when they were younger, one of them would always be sitting on top of the other, establishing dominance and what not. I'm pretty sure that'd still happen even if they were both male. Having multiple of them seems more trouble than it's worth.
Well, clearly my sister hasn't done that :P they don't seem aggressive, if anything they seem unhealthily passive. According to my sister, she has to handfeed them or else they don't eat.

Haha well if ones male an ones female an they sit on top of each other/ neck bite an "mount" it's them trying to mate xD they could care less if it's their "sister" they don't know the difference LOL they just know oh it's in heat let's mate heck yes hahaha. Passive is good that's what makes them such chill pets! Don't want no angry scary lizard dragon you are terrified of living with you lol!!

Haha, I'm just biased - bearded dragons seem like a lot of work without really getting much in return... at least something like a hamster can get excited to see you and want to play, the lizards just sit there and poop on you :P

I've owned a beardie for around seven years now. She's a sweetie and they make easy pets, but it's a crapshoot whether or not you get an active, interactive one or a really lazy one lol. Feeding them is easy since they mostly eat vegetables and fruits, but the young ones need crickets and/or other bugs to eat, so you'd have to be prepared for that if you don't like creepy-crawlies. Since beardies don't need a wet environment they're pretty easy to maintain, as far as having a dry tank goes.

All in all i'd recommend it if you're interested in getting one! :3 and as VarVacia said, yes, do only get ONE, as they're not very social once they're mature.

Also, get a bigger tank rather than a smaller one, i've heard it helps in their development.

I think even if I did get two in the future I would of course keep them in their own homes mostly cause I'd want a boy an a girl but not the babies LOL. My mate wants one as well xD. Perfectly fine with crickets mealworms those kinds crawlers >_< no cockroaches for me GAH. Haha. I also think I maybe strange for being okay with a chilled not so "high active" one? >< plus I live in Florida again so no winter worries! An humid:D I've been watching videos on "tank" building so I think I'd build my own over buying a pre sized one so I could make it as large as I'd like it to be :D thank you so much for the response really appreciate it, personally would love to get a Zero >_< they are so pretty!! But Ima sucker for any beardie >< so adorable gah!

But you already have a dragon with a goatee

Yes I do but he don't fit in a animal size tank lol

Just got to push hard enough and he will