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    Heather just from another standpoint pinks are super fatty and they actually have little to no nutrition. We've gotta watch it with these little guys super fatty foods tend to build on their liver creating fatty liver disease quicker than we like to think.
    If your trying to put some extra chunk on some breeding girls I highly suggest hornworms. They are high in calium and protein and aren't like candy to them like other worms.


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