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An article about uric acid and gout by Allen Repashy i found interesting
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[QUOTE="Claudiusx, post: 2021484, member: 31715"] The theory behind why younger roaches have less UA in their system has always been simply because it takes time for UA to be built up in the system. Which would make sense with the findings that adults have higher levels of UA. This kind of goes in line too with what we see in dragons. Dragons don't develop issues until a year or two down the line, if all things stayed consistent and the source of UA or too high of protein persisted. It's an interesting theory about the young ones having a faster metabolism. I'm sure they do, but I don't know if that's the major factor at play with younger roaches having lower UA. It doesn't matter the why I guess in our situation. All that really matters is that the younger nymphs have less UA in their systems, which is good for our dragons. -Brandon [/QUOTE]
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