I just got home and put him in her cage and her immediately bit onto her about 3" from her cloaca. I lifted him up a little bit and he let go. I reintroduced him with his head closer to hers and he is now on her lining up his tail not biting her. The reason I separated them yesterday was because after two hours and he was unsuccessful, and she was bleeding pretty good, I put him with her again and he bit her for another hour leaving more blood and messed up scales. I didn't take offense at you screaming at me, I take it as constructive criticism. I just appreciate all of you guys taking time out of your day to respond to my questions. Steve. P.S. I just looked in the cage and he's biting her AND he's inside of her!

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• Sorry for being a pain but - KINGBOA, Tue Apr 6 19:34:02 2010
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