Thanks Tom. I only seperate my female because she becomes very aggressive toward my male protecting her nest site. Last year she ran him all over the exhibit and he ran into the cage walls so hard even though they were rubber coated he ended up smashing up his nose pretty good. The rest of the year I keep them together all the time. I know if I had a larger cage with a lot more hide spots and visual barriers I would feel a lot more confident that I could leave them together after she lays her eggs with no problems.



When you've breed these guys have you had a high percentage hatch out or have you had the same problem I am having. I just need to hatch out as many as I can so I make an awesome trade for one of those albino green gems.

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