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    Re: Is my Corn getting fat??

    Quote Originally Posted by Gocntry View Post
    Wow, that definitely pulls the color out! But how is that stuff for digging? Sicle Loves his deep aspen for tunneling, I give him enough where he can bury

    himself totally under if he wants
    I have Corns / Kings/ Milks/ Royals they all do really well on it as it’s brilliant for regulating humidity.. the Royals don’t bury but the others do ..


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    Re: Is my Corn getting fat??

    Quote Originally Posted by 67temp View Post
    If he is a she and is ovulating there isn't anything you need to do. Most of the time their back 2/3rds swells some. Majority of the time they just readsorb the eggs though sometimes they will lay a clutch of infertile ones.

    I have several females right now that I'm not breeding and they are looking thicker than normal.
    I am gonna tell Moonshine you called her fat.

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