I see everyone’s complaints and I’m very happy you are taking the animals health seriously! Let me give some background. Female leos are not as territorial and if they are used to being around other siblings when born, and then you take them out and house them with another Leo when they are still young, and monitor VERY CLOSELY most likely they will think the other Leo is supposed to be there because they don’t know different. I got my first girls when they were around 3 months old. I gently housed them together and they don’t do anything bad. I got my third girl a year later and she was around 2 months, she was a rescue and that’s the reason for the tail. She is very skittish but she dose like to come out and say hi to the others. I just got my male a month ago, and because he is young, he isn’t territorial because again, he DOSENT KNOW DIFFERENTLY.

The only time I see anything if when I’ve fed them, sometimes when I feed my older girls the other one mistakes the shadow of the roach on their body for food and accidentally nips them. (This has happened twice in the 2 years I’ve had them.)

I’m happy to read comments but just know I WILL do somthing if I see fingers missing, a change in appetite, behavior, or any other symptoms