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    How long do sheds stay "fresh?"

    Kind of a random question, but my mojo & normal (Mona) both shed tonight, and also ate big meals. I've been wanting to introduce them for breeding, and know that a fresh shed can stimulate his interest... but since they need to digest, will it be too dried up by the time I put the boy in? Thinking maybe I'd give them 24hrs after eating, instead of the usual 48 - but would that possibly cause regurgitation if they start locking? TIA for any input!
    Last edited by Lolo76; 12-23-2009 at 12:44 AM.
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