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    Re: Snakes and Stones Pr. 2

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Sorril View Post
    Breeders Note: It is rare, but it does happen occasionally that I have a male that is terrified of a specific female and will totally panic when placed in the same enclosure.
    In my case: This happened the other day. I double/triple checked their genders to confirm they are not two males.
    Innately females will be larger than males at full maturity so I don't think size discrepancy between the two is the problem.
    Luckily I have two males with the same genetics so I rotated the second male into the breed scheme (without issue).
    It is so odd though...
    Too bad you can't ask him.
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