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Breeding and biting?

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I have a femals and a male, the female is about 58 grams and the male is a little smaller, around 40 grams, i was told that he was big enought to breed, well i put him in her cage and his tail went crazy but when he went to bite her ( like males normally do while breeding) she bite him back, not hard enough to leave a mark but i was not sure so i seperated them, is this normal?
 
agreed. there are two ways a female will say shes not in the mood. one, as you saw, it biting back. the other is that they will arch up and wag there tail back, then the male usually gets the idea and gives up. try separating them for a while and then reintroducing him. good luck
 
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