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#173676
Butters
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Adding a new uro? 
hi i have 2 saharan uros(male&female) they have been in the same cage together for 2 years. and she hade a batch of eggs last year. i was wondering if it would be posible to add a new female to the tank. so i would have 2 female and 1 male in the same tank. the tank is 4.5x2 feet.i will make it bigger if i need to.
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11/02/04 9:21am
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#173808
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Message To: Butters In reference to Message Id: 173676
Adding a new uro?
If your enclosure is 54 inches in length and 24 inches in width, then the enclosure should be large enough to house a trio of geryi. The height or depth really does not matter. Keep in mind that compatibility sometimes comes down to individual personalities so I would recommend having a spare enclosure on hand just in case you should need to separate them.
(width and depth are terms that are commonly interchanged- I am not saying that this is correct- it just happens. I think of depth similar to how you would measure water so my depth relates to a height measurement.)
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11/02/04 1:36pm
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#174230
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Message To: Uro_fan In reference to Message Id: 173808
Adding a new uro?
is there any way to have 2 pairs in one cage if there was enough room?im wondreing if it would be better to make 2 4x2 cages or one 6x3 cage.
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11/02/04 10:45pm
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#174321
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Message To: Butters In reference to Message Id: 174230
Adding a new uro?
I would never suggest keeping two males in any size indoor enclosure. Even very large outdoor enclosures have difficulty housing more than one male. The 6x3 size is similar to what I use for my trios (2 females 1 male) enclosures.
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11/03/04 1:09am
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