Hi everyone, first off I want to say thanks for all the great information on this forum, it's been really helpful. My question regards my four boars (a 2 year old and three 9 week old babies) who have been living together in a sort of L-shaped c and c cage that can be divided into two 2x5s. Currently, since they're so young I suppose, they all seem to be getting on alright - can't say my big boy is super friendly with them, they all scatter the second he approaches a hay pile or a box but at least they're not having confrontations about it or anything. He then will let them approach to eat hay with him, although won't share hideys with them. I don't have a lot of experience observing guinea pigs but my sense is I've got three at least somewhat dominant boars and one pretty relaxed one who seems to get on with everyone. Knowing I won't be able to keep them all together forever, I'm just wondering, should I bite the bullet and separate them into pairs now, or let them enjoy their big cage for another month or so, or leave them be until they start becoming more confrontational? I figure it would probably be more disruptive to them to do it later, but I do love seeing them enjoying having such a big cage to run around in. I think leaving them for a while would also give me a better sense of who's most likely to get on, although if it will decrease the chances that any of them will of course I don't want that.