edsbeaker
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Hi,
I have two female Green Cheeks, one 10 months old, and the other 9 months old. Once the younger one came home, they have spent all day together in their large cage or on their play gyms during the daytime and then moved to two separate sleeping cages at night that are side by side. They are very bonded, always snuggling together when out of the sleeping cages. In the last few weeks I have been wondering if it is cruel to separate them at night time. The two reasons that I initially decided to keep them separated at night was so that, first, they were safe from each other if any aggression were to happen, and secondly, so that they would more likely stay bonded to me.
So, I could use some advice here on what opinions are out there on this subject.
I still will use a sleeping cage... daytime cage is in a noisy area...
but should there be one sleeping cage or two?
Thanks!
I have two female Green Cheeks, one 10 months old, and the other 9 months old. Once the younger one came home, they have spent all day together in their large cage or on their play gyms during the daytime and then moved to two separate sleeping cages at night that are side by side. They are very bonded, always snuggling together when out of the sleeping cages. In the last few weeks I have been wondering if it is cruel to separate them at night time. The two reasons that I initially decided to keep them separated at night was so that, first, they were safe from each other if any aggression were to happen, and secondly, so that they would more likely stay bonded to me.
So, I could use some advice here on what opinions are out there on this subject.
I still will use a sleeping cage... daytime cage is in a noisy area...
but should there be one sleeping cage or two?
Thanks!