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Originally Posted by trendkill
I'd also love a lengthy and DETAILED study on the potential of regurgitation syndrome (no matter the onset) being genetic. There have been claims of this as well... a supposed weaker gene causing stomach sensitivies. Don't know where I stand on that theory until I see some real evidence.
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Perhaps, or perhaps
BCC closer in the family tree to a wild caught subject are less tolerant of captive conditions. Not all animals thrive in captivity. Look at the struggle to keep
WC ETBs alive. Perhaps CBB
BCC that are several generations removed from the original
WC parents have built up more of a tolerance to the captive environment.
Why are young
BCC more prone to regurgitation issues than adults or sub-adults?
