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    The have a reputation for the adults having more fat versus protein versus rabbits but that's likely because they're smaller as adults than an adult meat rabbit. Typically the older/more mature the feeder the more fat it has.

    Two of my retics refused them at first. After about a month of not eating they decided they were hungry enough to try the new feeder. I rotate through piglets, rabbits, guinea pigs, lambs, baby goats, and fowl so they don't get stuck on any one feeder.

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