Hi Rachel,
Give up on these two.  They simply don't like each
other and someone's going to get hurt.  Once they get
into a ball fight there is little hope of them getting
along.

Donna
ABC Gerbils
www.abcgerbils.com
--- Rachel Wall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Okay, for the past week I have been trying to get
> two females together. I
> used the split cage method, a wire mesh dividing a
> 10 gallon tank. The girls
> (Iris a black and Wilma an agouti) have been snffing
> at eachother on either
> side of the wires for five days. I have attemped
> putting them together
> numerous times (about once a day). I start by
> holding one in each hand and
> letting them sniff eachother, then I put them in the
> tank. They smell
> eachother's scent patches and faces. One acts
> dominant over the other and
> puts one paw on her head as if to say "stay there,
> I'm smelling you". They
> walk away from eachother and then come back to smell
> again. This lasts about
> two minutes, then they both become very tense side
> by side and before you
> know it they are one big ball of fur rolling around
> the tank. (yes I have to
> wear gloves the whole time) They are still in the
> split cage. Does anyone
> have any suggestions? These are both older females
> who are mothers and VERY
> DARN STUBBORN with eachother. :) Thankyou!
>
> -Rachel
>
>
>   #*@&*(#%!!!
> ~~(_)">  <"(_)~~
>
>
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