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    Feeding size

    I think I've probably posted about this before, but he's almost 100 grams now and I'm wondering what size to give him. Hoppers just were not cutting it and he was acting starving, so I moved him up to weaned ASF(20-30 g) . He seems to be fulfilled with these, should I leave it at that?


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    If he's swallowing it, not regurging, and is happy and growing then you're fine.

    Don't over analyze.
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    You are good there for a while.

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    Re: Feeding size

    Ok thanks. Always good to make sure.


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    Re: Feeding size

    Quote Originally Posted by CptJack View Post
    If he's swallowing it, not regurging, and is happy and growing then you're fine.

    Don't over analyze.

    ^^this.

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