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RE: Do Dumerils Eat Eachother?

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Posted by: pathigdon at Wed Jul 30 18:13:11 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by pathigdon ]  
   

I haven't heard about adult's been canabilistic towards each other. But, I have been told by several different breeders that the babies can be canablistic towards each other. I kept a pair of dum's that were about the same size as the one you have for several years without any problems. May be related to feeding practices. I never fed them in their regular enclosure, I always fed them in seperate enclosures, and then put them back together after an hour or so.
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