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RE: female cocking her head?

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Posted by: caz223 at Tue Dec 11 09:59:02 2007   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by caz223 ]  
   

Sometimes they get over it, sometimes they don't.
If she's young and is tame even though she's tilting her head she'll prolly be ok. I had female like this kill the male in her cage because she was in heat and she didn't want him messing with her while she was sick.
Older ones don't seem to get over it as well.


   

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