Dec 07
West African Dwarf Crocodiles
As I mentioned in previous posts, we are rearing this crocodiles with the long term aim of releasing young back in the wild to try and repopulate a dwinling wild population. I believe the crocodile on the right is a male, and the other two are females. The male has become very dominant, and eats the bulk of the food we provide. It also occasionaly attacks the female, and recently has taken a couple of bites out of her tail. I am concerned about this, and am wondering if any of our readers know how we can prevent this, or is it normal behaviour for crocodiles?
