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houndoomwolf

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Pikachu yea that go well and there not that bonded Talon sometime get annoy of her lol
 

Bandespresso

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I get annoyed with my boyfriend too but that doesn't mean we aren't bonded. For the mods sake, I'll leave the comparison at that :54:
 

Doublete

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Ok.
Plain and simple.
ANIMALS, be it bird or otherwise, when housed in close proximity, WILL eventually breed.

It's not rocket science.

But it IS irresponsible as you are not prepared to breed. Whether you THINK they will or not, they will.
 

Bandespresso

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I was talking about bonding. If they can share a cage without major incident, they are probably bonded. Sex can and will happen even if they are not, though.

It's really best to keep them in seperate cages. Are they both DNA sexed? If not, definitely look into that. It might not even matter if they are actually both male or both female.
 

Doublete

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Good point. May not be m/f.
 

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