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    Well good luck. Hes been there a short time. As he gets more comfortable he might eat better.

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    Re: feeding while in shed

    Quote Originally Posted by jasonmcgilvrey83 View Post
    Well good luck. Hes been there a short time. As he gets more comfortable he might eat better.
    Thanks. I think it's just the personality though as I've had the other ones even less time than him and they eat better. I'm more concerned about the normal girl atm.
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    Well its kinda nirmal for bps to go off feeding. As long as they dont loose waight they should be fine. Just waigh her every so often abd if sges keeping her waight just be patient.

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