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I've always heard that miami corns are typically smaller than some other corns but,how much smaller is considered normal?I have a pr. of l.t.c. Dade Cty. corns that eat like champs,they molt normally etc.They just don't seem to grow.Any input would be appreciated!,Thanks in advance!, Jeff
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Most miamis are around 3-4 feet. where normal corns can get up to 5 feet. i think a few might get a lil longer but rarely 
~kinion
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I had someone bring in a miami the other week that was easily 5' and as thick as my wrist.
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