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    Re: Super Pastel or Super Pastel Lesser

    Quote Originally Posted by Rob View Post
    True there's nothing wrong with it. But most reputable breeders wait till they know the animal is feeding readily before selling to limit negative feed back. If you continually sell animals that way, your bound to have some problem animals.
    I'll have to disagree with that. For one, buying an unstarted animal shouldn't lead to any negative feedback because the breeder didn't screw up. That's like saying you should only sell proven breeders because otherwise eventually you are going to sell an animal that doesn't breed.

    Second, by selling an unstarted animal you don't face the trouble of having to mirror exactly how the breeder was feeding. I have had multiple bps that I've bought where there was some small difference between the breeders feeding style and mine and so I had to go back and try to trouble shoot what it was to get the animal to eat.

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