Its always best to let the female into the males cage especially if he is smaller.



I strongly dissagree. It is supposed to be the exact opposite. Place the male in the females encloser. Tghat is where all the phermones are.



you see it is about the male wanting to copulate with a ovulating female. Place the male in the cage will trigger this. If you put the female in the males cage you are asking for trouble. Especially if the male is smaller. Also the female will likely freak out more being in a spot where she smelling him all around.





Actually if you are doing it completly right, one should keep the kings ogether so they form a bond. That is why the female is so frantic. As long as the male is doing the chasing there is no chance of her eating him. This type of "violent" activity is quite common with florida kings which are new to each other and as long as this activity is going on I would feel safe. Let him do his thing and she will wear out and give in.
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