I agree with Laura. I had a large male who showed no interest, so I took him out. I put in my 3 1/2 footer, and he was all over this large female who's close to 7 ft. So I then put the larger male in with the other two and POW. The larger male took over big time. If I would take the little one out, the larger one would get lazy, so I left all three together. Both would be spurring the female, but only the large male would be lined up, while the smaller male would be spurring her mid-section or the other males body.
Here's the intro of the 3 1/2 footer. This is his 2nd year courting, and he produced a litter last year at under 3 foot long.

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