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Date Posted: 06:39:23 06/05/06 Mon
Author: Dennis
Author Host/IP: unio-cas1-cs-24.dial.bright.net / 209.143.16.154
Subject: Re: Another wild baby update
In reply to: Bill 's message, "Re: Another wild baby update" on 06:21:05 06/05/06 Mon

Unrelated males together may not get along especially if
there is no female. You can try placing the cages, sides
touching if possible, next to each other for reactions.
An older male may consider a younger one "competition"
and try to run him off...

>Well yesterday at one of the many graduation partys we
>met two teen age kids, a brother and sister who are
>small town farm kids who need a 4H project. After
>telling them about a 10 year or more project, they now
>have two of the babies. We will keep the other one. Ok
>Dennis here's the question - at some point in time can
>I introduce this little fella to our 4 yr old male? Or
>should I keep them apart? Mother Nature will not get
>these wild babies back, I had a plan, but this worked
>out much better.
>
>
>
>>Actually, right now I think I have an over abundance
>>of males.
>>I may be selling some male breeders about 2-3 years
>>old.
>>
>>>All three are growing, playing, and eating, what fun
>>>taking care of these little guys. Almost want to keep
>>>them. All three are boys. Dennis do you need to add
>to
>>>the gene pool?

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