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So far the comments are conflicting.What do the experts advise? Are there any scientific studies or statistics?
Yes, moisture and warmth are breeding grounds for bacteria but my thinking is that the zygote already has immunity against poop bacteria because the mom and dad have acquired it because they don't live in a poop free environment.
The blume might be most useful in protecting against the bacteria that we introduce.
Whatcha think?
Yes, moisture and warmth are breeding grounds for bacteria but my thinking is that the zygote already has immunity against poop bacteria because the mom and dad have acquired it because they don't live in a poop free environment.
The blume might be most useful in protecting against the bacteria that we introduce.
Whatcha think?
