LOL I find this very funny would love to know what I can do
I just got my pair of Quakers before I brought them home the male allways came out steped up let me do any thing to him even the day they came home I could still take him out of his cage I could do what ever NOW day 2 he hates me LOL he attacks any chance he get unless I'm eating then WELL he my best friend again now he does have agirl friend but they have never done the wild thing and had kids should I take her out and put her in another cage and then start working with him I just not sure what to do he can be so nice but so mean LOL all at the same time but here is what make things funny again I can have a comeplete stranger over and they can take him out of the cage just like I did before I brought them home whats up with that hmm maybe hes just a natural trader LOL what do you think thanks hope to here what every one has to say about this one

That's what I would do. But you have to watch for signs of stress. If they are a strongly bonded pair, they might not do too well with separation. But I'd give it a try.

Well that what I was thinking they have only been together for about 1yr they bougt her for him because they didnt have the time for him any more what are good sighns to watch for when I take her out

UPDATE I took mojo out of his cage away from his friend and have him in he own cage bye him self WOW what a differnce all ready he's talk lots he came out of his cage and I set up a bath for him he loved that here are some pics of him haveing a bath neather mojo or mishka seem to care that they are apart but now that leaves a new problem what about mishka she sitting beside my breeding pair all by herself what do I do? Do I find her anew home she is 4yrs old and has never been touched

Well, if you want to keep her as a breeder you could always get another male

Or keep her as a pet...she may not be handable, but she still most likely is happy. They truly don't need to be paired up to be happy.