let me ask this question i introduced a new male into the tank and already he trying to mate with my female, this is the thing i also have another male in there and he tried to mate with him also does that mean i have had two females all along and did not know it.?
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Ackie Question?
grogansilver
Apr 07, 2009 10:58 AM
Replies (4)
robyn@ProExotics
Apr 07, 2009 11:30 AM
Nope, it means they are socially stratifying, and you should hope one male doesn't socially stratify a gaping hole in the other male.
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sdslancs
Apr 07, 2009 04:32 PM
{i introduced a new male into the tank and already he trying to mate with my female, this is the thing i also have another male in there and he tried to mate with him also}
I thought your first male Ackie was not doing too well, not eating, skinny etc???
Why would you put two males in with one female, knowing the first male is already stressed and possibly sick?
I think you should remove your first male.
grogansilver
Apr 07, 2009 04:38 PM
i took him to the vet and hes doing great now, you got to see him how fat hes gotton and active he is.by the way i did seperate them there in different tanks now.im actually going to sell him now.
grogansilver
Apr 07, 2009 06:22 PM
take a look at him now.
