DGray
Avid Member
Like a lot of people, I thought keeping small groups of quadricornis together was reasonably safe, but an incident that occurred yesterday has me re-thinking that supposition.
I was feeding the cage with three female adult wc quads, and one who had just finished two crickets, struck the cricket another was eating with her tongue. Seeing she needed a bit more, I hand-fed her several more crickets and a roach, but she still was going after any other animal who had a cricket in her mouth to the point of biting another female on the snout. I quickly separated the offender. Everyone is OK, with no damage. The "victim" female did not seem too upset, and continued eating from my hand normally.
Has anyone else every heard of any type of aggression like this in quads; perhaps when they are housed together as neonates?
I was feeding the cage with three female adult wc quads, and one who had just finished two crickets, struck the cricket another was eating with her tongue. Seeing she needed a bit more, I hand-fed her several more crickets and a roach, but she still was going after any other animal who had a cricket in her mouth to the point of biting another female on the snout. I quickly separated the offender. Everyone is OK, with no damage. The "victim" female did not seem too upset, and continued eating from my hand normally.
Has anyone else every heard of any type of aggression like this in quads; perhaps when they are housed together as neonates?
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