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I think it's time for me to separate the boys for now . Last night when I was at work they had been fighting and the cage was covered in white fur and poor little Snurr was cowering in their hut. I have tried everything I could think of to keep them from not fighting but it's obvioulsy not working. For now I'll just be plugging one of the holes so they can't get to eachother at night but when my parents get home I'll get some help from my dad to build an extra solid floor to devide the cage properly and to give them more room.
This sucks


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Lisa, I know it's a hard thing to do but I know you are looking out for their best interests. Will they still have playtime together?


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The seem to get along wonderfully during the days so my plan is to let them sleep together and have supervised playtime, and then separate them at night.


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What could be making them so restless lately? Especially at night! Maybe it's just normal boy rowdiness, poor Snurr!


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I went through the same thing, and I truly feel for you I've got a chin with scarred up ears because I didn't move him out fast enough


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Aww, that's too bad. I haven't been able to get any of my guys to live together. Sorry it didn't work out


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aw Lisa, that sux, I know how bad you want them to be buds,,Im sorry it didnt happen


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Maybe they'll calm down a bit when they're older Right now they are rolled up together sleeping and when I put them together this morning they groomed eachother good and proper, so I guess my plan to have them together during the days will work at least...


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*sings* You gotta keep 'em separated!
Sorry, I couldn't help it. That's been in my head since you first posted it lol. Maybe if you keep them apart for a while they'll start to miss eachother. You could just do the introduction process all over again and see if that helps them stop being so fighty.