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05-19-13, 07:23 PM

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Aaron_S

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Re: Feed Guide for Newbies (Rats v Mice)

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Originally Posted by KORBIN5895

Aaron, a 50g rat isn't even an adult as they wouldn't be sexually mature. Their tails aren't even fully grown!

I can't see how a still forming rat could have the same calcium as a full grown rat even by percentages.

So ask the people who did the study posted above. Ask RP if they just stole their data.

Kevin and Josh, both should know to do more research instead of taking a leap of faith based on conjecture. Get to the source. Ask the source.

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