sharing a home?

[chelsie]

soo i want to here every ones opinion on having two females in a big cage i dont have two females i only have one for now i am thinking about getting her a friend i know they are suppose to be solitary animals but i think it would be cool for her to have a friend and its just an idea and was asking if thats a no go or maybe depending on my gurly i have now

 

[Carlton]

Chams don't want "friends". Their turf is theirs alone. Anyone else is either a predator or a competitor so they won't agree that it is cool. If you want another cham give it a completely separate cage.

 

[jannb]

I see on here that some people do it. I have 3 girls, one veiled and two panthers in one bedroom but each has their own free range area (tree, lights, branches and vines). They all get along fine.

 

[chelsie]

like i said its just an idea

 

[Carlton]

I see on here that some people do it. I have 3 girls, one veiled and two panthers in one bedroom but each has their own free range area (tree, lights, branches and vines). They all get along fine.

Good point. A free range with enough space might make a difference. They can all isolate themselves if they choose. That's the key. They have the freedom to get away from the others. In a typical cage...no.

 

[PascalsMama]

2 in one cage, I wouldn't do it. Just a reflection of themselves can set them off.