TheBeard9789
Sub-Adult Member
Hey guys my 2 beardies are basically sisters (not blood) and for the most part they get along outside and outside their enclosure.
Then at certain points in time (right now) they will bob wave and CHARGE at each other it's weird I figured 2 females wouldn't wanna kill each other.
They do the usual bite behind the head/beard as if they are going too mate but then like a switch they are okay later on in the year (end of summer). Is this a hormonal thing?
I will generally take for example Amber out and cover the front of Chubbs enclosure or vise versa so they don't see each other but they know and are not stupid.
Generally once they are aggressive I will separate them before they bite or get to each other and then after 3-4 passes of trying to get to each other they calm down immensely and exist peacefully and snuggle or lay side-by-side
Note: NO cohabitation and are NOT left alone together though outside in the sun they don't show aggression or bother each other
Then at certain points in time (right now) they will bob wave and CHARGE at each other it's weird I figured 2 females wouldn't wanna kill each other.
They do the usual bite behind the head/beard as if they are going too mate but then like a switch they are okay later on in the year (end of summer). Is this a hormonal thing?
I will generally take for example Amber out and cover the front of Chubbs enclosure or vise versa so they don't see each other but they know and are not stupid.
Generally once they are aggressive I will separate them before they bite or get to each other and then after 3-4 passes of trying to get to each other they calm down immensely and exist peacefully and snuggle or lay side-by-side
Note: NO cohabitation and are NOT left alone together though outside in the sun they don't show aggression or bother each other