hi guys,
i want to ask for your opinion about my elongated couple:
a larger male and a smaller female. their growth rates are very different. while the larger male eats daily and is growing very fast, we only see the smaller female eating rarely, and usually she waits until we offer a some fruity treats. both of them seem very healthy, active and despite the rather cold temperatures at the moment especially the female one is walking around a lot, climbing on the shelters and so on.
Here are pics of the growth lines as well as overall pics:
Male (larger):
Female (smaller):
as you can see, the male's growth lines are much larger, growing much faster and the female's are barely visible as such.
is it just a difference in their own preference or should i worry and limit the male's feeding / encourage the female's?
food contains all kinds of seasonal mixed leafy greens (whatever the markets offer fresh) some hay at times, mushrooms and the occasional fruity treat.
thanks for your opinions and advice from beijing
i want to ask for your opinion about my elongated couple:
a larger male and a smaller female. their growth rates are very different. while the larger male eats daily and is growing very fast, we only see the smaller female eating rarely, and usually she waits until we offer a some fruity treats. both of them seem very healthy, active and despite the rather cold temperatures at the moment especially the female one is walking around a lot, climbing on the shelters and so on.
Here are pics of the growth lines as well as overall pics:
Male (larger):
Female (smaller):
as you can see, the male's growth lines are much larger, growing much faster and the female's are barely visible as such.
is it just a difference in their own preference or should i worry and limit the male's feeding / encourage the female's?
food contains all kinds of seasonal mixed leafy greens (whatever the markets offer fresh) some hay at times, mushrooms and the occasional fruity treat.
thanks for your opinions and advice from beijing