In Reply to: Re: That is exactly what my Bonita does to Charla!!!-N/M posted by Tanya on March 09, 2000 at 22:28:33:

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someone asked why I wanted to put them in a colony situation.
Well, getting a single, bigger cage right now would be more of
a problem right now, actually, than keeping them in their separate
cages. My problem is that I have my three largest, most glider-
proof rooms all attatched, and with all cages together. Like a
couple of you others, I have the problem of ross & tass trying kick
a little neek & jas booty through the cage, and vice versa, when I have
one pair out. Also, I would have more play time for all of them if
they could play together, and I hate keeping them confined in cages
any longer than absolutely necessary. Perhaps it would be a bit better
for them to have their own space, but their gonna have to live "next
door" to each other for a long time. As for girls, maybe it will be better
if I get sisters to introduce to each pair. I was just hoping for a
little veteran input. Thanks to all of those who responded.
Megan.
BTW does anyone know how old baby girls are when they begin rejecting
bonding to new gliders?

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