Their both Females and they get along fine outside cages, i havnt put them together in a cage yet.
how close in size do they have to be?
here a picture i just took of them
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Their both Females and they get along fine outside cages, i havnt put them together in a cage yet.
how close in size do they have to be?
here a picture i just took of them
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It seems to me that they are pretty close in size so I would say you can *try* it any day now. Just do not leave them in with each other with out supervision. Put them together in the cage for a couple hours when you can watch their behavior. Then when you need to leave or cant watch take them out. Then try again later. After doing that for a bit you can try it out longer.
Id just start simple...
BTW just repeating what ive read on the forums. o)
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I agree with what was said above about taking it slow, and doing it over a period of time supervised. Looks like one is a bit smaller/younger. I would if anything monitor the smaller females weight, growth and eating habits if you put them together. Some signs of dominance go unseen by humans as we don't understand them fully, and never will. So monitor her growth, and eating habits closely if placed with the larger one. You don't want to do anything that would shorten or effect her overall growth. Another good tip is to change the enclosure you will be housing them together in a bit. The one who has been in that cage now the longest might feel her territory is being invaded by the new comer. Changing the area gives them a more neutral area, and they can get use to a new cage together. Good luck with them, and hopefully they will take to living with each other easily. I've been lucky in the past with housing females in groups, but also have one female that would never take to living with another. So far I have 2 in one cage and three sub-adults together in another. All looks good so far with those groups, and the pair has been together for 15 months now, and the three for about 5 months or so. Good Luck
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