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    Default Re: wild animals vs pet store feeders, are they both safe for pixies to eat?

    Quote Originally Posted by nok1888 View Post
    I take it your not interested in anyone's opinion unless it's someone agreeing with you.



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    It seems to me to be the other way around. I have a way that works and people are saying it cant be done. If you read more of my posts you will find logic behind my thoughts. the only downfall might be parasites or something else that MIGHT cause a problem that any trained vet can and will fix. Big deal. Vets see pet snakes all the time with parasites and other problems that came form their food source. Nothing is 100%safe NOTHING.

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