Did you separate them as I had suggested? I have had my two G. major together for an extended period of time and I've noticed very stiff competition for food during feeding times so I'm going to have to separate them again and only introduce them during breeding season. You may indeed have a male and female. From my experience males do tend to be slightly larger than females.
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Matt Campbell
Animal Keeper, Small Mammal/Reptile House
Lincoln Park Zoo Chicago, Illinois

Assistant Curator
Wildlife Discovery Center at Elawa Farm
Lake Forest, Illinois

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