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RE: Crested housing

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Posted by: Zarula at Sun Jun 22 23:36:37 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Zarula ]  
   

I have only had them about a week, and right now they are on paper towels for a bit.

Before this though they were housed together and kept on coco fiber substrate, she never laid eggs and is not egg-bound. I would kind of like to keep this setup, but wouldn't want her to be bred to death as I've heard of it before.

Was wondering if anyone house any other pairs or male and females without them breeding. I will probably keep them together and watch her carefully, and if she starts to lay eggs will separate them at that time.


   

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