Posted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 11:12 pm
You definitely need to keep an eye on the aggression. You don't want to end up with one turtle injured. Is the smaller of the two growing at all? Are you judging growth by actual measurements, or by sight? I had one turt that grew faster than the other, and she ended up being the female. At the time I wasn't certain of gender. She is still the bigger one, although not triple the size by any means. The concave method of telling gender is not accurate for RES. It is a better method used for box turts, etc.
Missi
2 RES, 1 cat, and a spoiled rotten pug.