hi eveyone,is this a good idea??haven't found any info on this subject anywhere.i know with most lizard species they will tolerate each other for a while,until they get bigger.any info would be great.thanks in advance for any replies.
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housing two baby red foots together??
mike884
Jan 31, 2004 08:28 PM
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kellywood23
Jan 31, 2004 09:45 PM
That should not be a problem at all as long as both of them are healthy and have had the proper quarentine time.
I have 5 redfoots together right now. When my 6th one finishes her quarentine period, she will go in with them. There has never been any fighting or bulling that I have noticed.
Now, when they become mature you might need to be careful as to what sex they are. It is common for 2 males to fight, but if they have proper space, even that should not be an issue.
I hope this helps some.
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Kelly Wood
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