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Posted by: johnnyblazekfd at Wed Dec 29 15:13:28 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by johnnyblazekfd ]  
   

I went ahead and checked out your site afterwards and saw your reasoning for not feeding goldfish. I frequent the reg. frog board all the time and we have this discussion ALL the time about thiaminese. There are a few scientifically backed people who have their "stuff straight" (Im just a fellow herp lover but in no way claim to be scientifically backed) and they have proven studies that state the thiaminese is only present in significant levels in dead and frozen fish. The rosies are good but the goldfish are high in saturated fats and should be fed sparingly but still the thiaminese thing is not a prob. I'm not trying to contradict you or anything, email your study and I will see if I can get the other one for you. thanks... Jon
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