Re: keeping males together

Posted by Jon Kendrick on August 10, 2000 at 08:42:42:

In Reply to: Thanks for the help and... posted by Julie on August 10, 2000 at 07:29:24:

Redfoot males usually don't bother eachother at all if kept in the same enclosure (other than occasionally mistaking one for a female). i have heard of very few cases where they couldn't be housed together. just to avoid any complications later, try an introduce them to eachother early in life, before maturity, and you should have no problem at all. good luck, and enjoy your redfoots :)

Jon Kendrick

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: Redfoot males usually don't bother eachother at all if kept in the same enclosure (other than occasionally mistaking one for a female). i have heard of very few cases where they couldn't be housed together. just to avoid any complications later, try an introduce them to eachother early in life, before maturity, and you should have no problem at all. good luck, and enjoy your redfoots :) : Jon Kendrick

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