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<blockquote data-quote="Lawrence b" data-source="post: 236645" data-attributes="member: 1626"><p>It is normal for Ts to refuse food if there come up to a molt . Some Ts also stop feeding from time to time . My experience with Curly hairs is they have great feeding response and hardly ever refuse food but will refuse food when coming up to molt . Your T does not look starved to me .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lawrence b, post: 236645, member: 1626"] It is normal for Ts to refuse food if there come up to a molt . Some Ts also stop feeding from time to time . My experience with Curly hairs is they have great feeding response and hardly ever refuse food but will refuse food when coming up to molt . Your T does not look starved to me . [/QUOTE]
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