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RE: finally! Caution

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Posted by: wayne13114 at Tue Apr 8 20:00:42 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by wayne13114 ]  
   

man my spotted were like rabbits, well the male any way. you may need to set up a separate enclosure my male was way too aggressive and actually ended up harming some females, bit the back of there necks and actually took chunks of skin off, on top of stressing them so much they wouldn't eat or come out of hiding (I had a spot with 2 foot of sphagnum moss and she would burrow in it for days) I split them up and a few days later she was eating and fine. after some TLC the cuts healed but from then on the male was only introduced every couple of weeks.

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