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    Re: Desert Female Concerns

    Quote Originally Posted by BlueMoonExotics View Post
    Sorry, I guess what I meant was she looked more than just post egg laying thin, like maybe she wasn't a great eater. I haven't seen many females post laying other than my own (only 2 which were already underweight and off feed when I got them) and pictures so I don't have a lot of experience with that. Either way she did state that "Like almost all Desert's she has always been a finicky eater". If they really are picky eaters then I can see them being more prone to egg production issues.
    There's been some posts on the Bush League forum, Fauna and on Reptiles Canada stating that deserts are more thin than other morphs.
    Last edited by Buttons; 07-07-2013 at 11:53 PM.

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