Help! Males hurting female

[Mikhail]

No, they're aren;t big enough to do that (They're about the size of a 105 quart bin).

 

[citalk2much]

I have a 90qt that I have split in half for over flow housing when needed it will be okay for a few months

 

[Mikhail]

Eh, I'm picky with my button's housing. I think what mine are in now is way too small, but there's nothing I can do about it right now.

 

[NancyDz]

Well you dont have many choices, I think a smaller area vs a dead bird would make your decision for you.

Good luck

 

[Mikhail]

No, I have another cage I can put her in. I just don't want to make an already small cage even smaller. If I can't put her back in with those two it doesn't matter anyway. Sure, she'll be lonely on her own, but I'm going to try to think of some combo that works.

 

[citalk2much]

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I guess there is nothing eles that I can help you with then
Best of luck

 

[monarc23]

it's hard to give help when it's not wanted lol.

 

[Mikhail]

No its not that I don't want your help!

I was just saying I can't really divide the cage. I guess I could set both cages next to each other though. That way they could still see each other and interact together.

M biggest concern now is about the 2 males... whats the chances they're going to start fighting?

 

[citalk2much]

More then likly I would keep a sharp eye on them. There are always the ones that shock you and get along great. But that is not the norm

 

[monarc23]

yeppers you could get lucky and have a pair of males that really enjoy eachothers company and give you no troubles. I think they just didnt like that hen and wanted her out. *that COULD have been the case im unsure though*. As citalk2much said, just keep an eye out for any troubles.