Richard, I agree with you.

Posted by Giovanni on May 23, 2000 at 14:31:06:

In Reply to: Protein doesn't cause pyramiding! posted by Richard Fife on May 19, 2000 at 11:00:38:

Considering it seems that you see it more in
the African and Madagascar species, it makes one think that it is either genetic, or inherent. Granted protein overload could also be a culprit,
but I think it goes to a much deeper level. How
many Aldabra's have you ever seen all bumpy? and
they have been recorded eating carrion as well as
their own species. The biggest symptom of pyramiding I've ever seen, is the amount of arguing that goes on about it online. Any substansial fact would be appreciated.

Ciao'

Giovanni

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: Considering it seems that you see it more in : the African and Madagascar species, it makes one think that it is either genetic, or inherent. Granted protein overload could also be a culprit, : but I think it goes to a much deeper level. How : many Aldabra's have you ever seen all bumpy? and : they have been recorded eating carrion as well as : their own species. The biggest symptom of pyramiding I've ever seen, is the amount of arguing that goes on about it online. Any substansial fact would be appreciated. : Ciao' : Giovanni

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