>My question is, what is the risk of letting the two sleep together?  What's
>the worst thing that could happen?  They seemed to hit it off really well-
>no major fights, so I was thinking of putting them in the same cage, but I
>have no idea what to expect...
 
Hey, if they're not fighting put them together! I have 6 and they *love*
sleeping all piled up on one another! :) It's grand fun trying to figure
out which head goes with which tail! :)
 
--Barb--
 
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Barbara Carlson                   Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA
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Thought for the day:
    If "boring women have immaculate homes," I must be very interesting!
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[Posted in FML issue 1841]