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RE: Weird Shedding Cycle Question

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Posted by: morgans Boas at Tue Feb 6 21:29:46 2007   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by morgans Boas ]  
   

Often times introducing a male to a female will cause one or both to go into a shed. This shed will, in a way, confirm the post-ovulation shed because the two sheds can be closer together than regular sheds with little or no food to create growth (normal cause for a shed). I view this as a good sign that her hormones are taking over.
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