Recent content by markjsimmons

Yeah! I did notice that feather! My wife Lisa says if you find a feather near an Angel isn't far behind... That's Horace and Hilda, Holly is always around, normally tunnelling!

Hi May Darwin & not forgetting Wallace... 29 deg here, all three are out n' about... Loving the weather! Bye for now :-)

Thank's everyone... Over the last few day's I've been slowly introducing them, he appears to tolerate the females more. In fact he hasn't harassed her since. I know this isn't going to last, but fingers crossed!

Horace is 6 years old, I've had him coming up a year. Hilda I'm not entirely sure of her age, I'd hazard a guess... no more than 5 months? And Holly maybe a couple of month's if not weeks. Hilda loves cress! she don't stop eating. Horace, he always on the move... Climbing; he was born to...

It was raining today, I live in the UK (Wales) I've got three Russian Horsefield's. The two babies I kept in their hide; although I thought I'd try and see what Horace, the older of the three "he's six" would do? Well he strutted his stuff... He loved it, so from now on I don't think I'll worry...

This is Horace Hilda & Holly, they said Hi!

I've got three Russians Horace Hilda and Holly... Your going to have lots of enjoyment out of that little champion of yours :-)

I have three Russian Torts & if I didn't know any better I'd think they were teenagers! Because they don't like to rise before 10 most days... It's only this last two weeks the older of the three is up at around 7.30.

Looks female; I've got one male Horace and two female's Hilda and Holly

Hi I've had a Horsefield for one year, he was five when I got him; I've just introduced a female... She's only a few months old. He's nipped her a few times - and then climbed onto her back. She's tiny in comparison, so that made me separate them. During the day I introduce them, his head (sort...