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(7.1) Watching fat & protein intake
Too much fat or protein is a very bad thing for these little animals. Too much protein can lead to obesity and reduced activity in your animals. You can remedy this with more -- you got it -- fresh fruit and vegetables. Too much fat can lead to serious problems regarding breeding. It seems if the mother has too high a fat content, the babies will be born with fat rolling in their eyeballs. This can be seen as small white spots in the babies' eyes. This can be remedied with an ultra low-fat diet (which you should be feeding them anyway).
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