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Crested housing

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Posted by: Zarula at Thu Jun 19 11:53:58 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Zarula ]  
   

I was wondering in here if anyone houses a male and female crested together permanently? I have a male and a female, the female is not eating right now so she is in a separate enclosure. It's been suggested though that I separate them permanently because of them breeding. They've never bred, and show no interest in it.
Do you think it would be fine to put them back together after this?
Thank you!

   

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