Re: Chattering their teeth.

There is also another say "two is company, three is a crowd".  I say
that because I have 7 GP's and one of them has decided that 'Higgins' he
will never get along with anybody.  A year and half ago, he started this
behavior, chattering of teeth, etc. with two other males that housed
with them at the time.  These guinea pigs 'Cinnamon and Cap' were
brothers, and about a year and half younger.  The honeymoon of housing
them together ended when they started fighting and biting each other and
me.  I thought that I could get them back together too.  But it was hard
to admit to myself that this was not going to happen.  Now I got two
more about a month ago, a brother and sister.Scooter and Skeeter, born
last Christmas Eve.  I house them with the brothers now, and Skeeter,
with their sister, Cimba, and another female GP, Peanut Butter.  Now I
am starting to see some behavior with them with territorial, and food
issues.  So now I am struggling in what I can do, if the problem gets
worse.  I want to keep them together, cause I have a housing shortage
also.  

So Megan, I would keep them apart, and surcome to the realization that
these guys want their own living space.  It really does not help keeping
GP with age difference, together too long.  Sorry to say.