Quote Originally Posted by Skiploder View Post
Why? Can you please explain why candoia are immune from your six cardinal rules against cohabitation?

I know they are not immune from cannibalism. I know this not from reading, not because someone on a forum quoted someone else on a forum, but from actual experience. I had one paulsoni munch on another. I then had it happen with a bibroni.

So, why do candoia and only candoia get a pass? What about the countless other species that are often and very successfully kept together?
Whoa, Skiploder! Scarin' me with the Latin name callin', lmao! Had to Google both of those, as I didn't have the foggiest, lol!

I think it's up to each and every individual and what they feel and find is best for their particular animals. I'd hesitate to call most anything a cardinal rule, as opposed to a strongly informed opinion, as what works for one person a thousand plus times might not work at all for another. I realize there are facts and then there are experiences and the two aren't necessarily one and the same. I understand your point but I can see the other side of things as well. Two sides to every discussion, I guess...just sayin'...