Sounds like a plan....I believe that Yvonne and you are a couple of smart cookies.....keep us posted, this will be fun
Weda737 said:Just a random thought, Does the "super female" thing ever happen in tortoises like it does in leopard geckos? Maybe it's just individuality and she just likes being alone. For example, I do not like mayonnaise, apparently that makes me 'weird' around here lol
EricIvins said:Give it about 6 months and the aggression should go away.........I've delt with a few different species that had the same issues, and that usually how long it took to become complacent and play well with others........
Tom said:EricIvins said:Give it about 6 months and the aggression should go away.........I've delt with a few different species that had the same issues, and that usually how long it took to become complacent and play well with others........
6 months of what routine though? She has daily forays in the adult enclosure, and that seems to be going well. She's already mostly ignoring the adults now and just going about her business of exploring every nook and cranny of the ENTIRE 7000 square feet. She's already learned to avoid Scooter, the male. I might try letting the yearlings run around in there a bit too, with close supervision, of course. This way I can see how she reacts to them now.
Tom said:EricIvins said:Give it about 6 months and the aggression should go away.........I've delt with a few different species that had the same issues, and that usually how long it took to become complacent and play well with others........
6 months of what routine though? She has daily forays in the adult enclosure, and that seems to be going well. She's already mostly ignoring the adults now and just going about her business of exploring every nook and cranny of the ENTIRE 7000 square feet. She's already learned to avoid Scooter, the male. I might try letting the yearlings run around in there a bit too, with close supervision, of course. This way I can see how she reacts to them now.