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Old and wise snake
Join Date: Nov 2006
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Re: Rodent diet
Fish are also full of fatty acids. Could this aid digestion?
But what about garters that live here on my property? There are absolutely no fish present, yet they are quite large and healthy. I know they are eating frogs and nightcrawlers as staple dietary items.
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