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Thread: Feeding size!

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  1. 06-21-2008, 04:41 PM #1
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    Re: Feeding size!

    Quote Originally Posted by thedigi1 View Post

    holy crap!!!!

    damn what do I do? now Im really really worried
    Like I said he will probably be fine but now you know that when feeding F/T it is VERY important to thaw the prey properly.
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    Re: Feeding size!

    i know now thanks
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    Re: Feeding size!

    Yeah, I didn't really want to go there Deb until he/she was over this part....and then post the giant danger of a repeat error like this Maybe I wrong to withhold that....


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