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    I need advice on full spectrum lighting. Any help would be appreciated! (: Keep in mind that my 3 year old Buster is a chronic egg layer, so this probably makes the situation trickier...maybe. , Her vet advised full spectrum lighting on a timer for 2-4 hours a day. I'm thinking of purchasing...
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    Found this while i was searching for something else This might just end up being a cause of some of my past issues when breeding I thought supplying a just cuttle bone was ENOUGH calcium BUT according to this website it isn't http://www.tailfeathersnetwork.com/b.../nutrition.php
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