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    example of an gradual eater pt. 2

    okay so at the end where i fed marcus the small rat he did have a hard time getting it down but no different from eating the large mice. so now i have a few questions. one should i go ahead and skip a meal and 2 will he possibly regurgitate. thanx. by the way marcus is approx. 5 months old.

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    Re: example of an gradual eater pt. 2

    you might want to skip a feeding, and i don't think you should be feeding small rats, adam feeds his big females, small rats, to put it in perspective

    i would stick with small adult mice
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