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Advice re: separating m/f

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Posted by: sixeachlimb at Wed Apr 19 23:40:48 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by sixeachlimb ]  
   

I have 2 anoles, one male one female. I bought them ignorant of the fact that a male can stress out a female in the same enclosure.

I am now preparing to separate them as the female does not look very healthy, and I suspect it is due to stress. The male looks great.

My question: would it be better to move the male or the female to the new tank? On the one hand I don't want to stress female more by moving her, on the other hand the male is already healthy and at home in old tank. And lastly, I may have to move which ever one I can catch!

Any advice on which lizard to move and any tips on how to safely move them would be so greatly appreciated.

Thanks so much!


   

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