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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    Yes it's true sometimes they will just fail to thrive, and never eat on their own but it's rare. Obviously there is no quality of life for an animal that would not feed on it's own.

    The longest I have assisted was 6 months, that animal became a very aggressive feeder once she figured it out.

    I am curious what have you been trying and how are those animals setup?
    Deborah Stewart


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