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Posted by: tango at Thu Jul 3 13:23:36 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tango ] Please don't take offense- your use of the term maintainance diet imo implies a Burmese that has reached adulthood and can be maintained. As for the diet itself, well, there are many different opinions on what is a suitable diet for a Burm and many Burms that throw some opinions out the window- but the term itself doesn't describe a diet that supports a growing Burmese which is what I was referring to. The original post was about a two year old female that is only ten feet long and the poster showed hesistancy to feed her anymore. [ Hide Replies ]
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