When AmyMichelle's 4some came to live with me 18 mo. ago (wow
it's hard to believe it's been that long! but they've been here since July 07) she had them on Priscilla's diet. And for the first month, that was the diet that they were fed in my BML world. But it only took 2 times of mixing the "chicken" part and the "egg" part that I began to really appreciate how simplistic the BML diet is. Two bowls & how many measuring things (a sinkful of dishes) PLUS firing up the broiler vs. one blender & 2 ice cube trays & 2 measuring things. I didn't have to stand in front of the freezer & ask myself "which night is this? chicken or egg?" (very little thought necessary). I don't have to BEAT on their bag to get a tablespoon for each glider. The gliders can't cheat by licking the vitamins off the top of the concoction. And if I run out of the 2 required nutrients, I can trot down to the pet store & GET THEM (no emergency rush orders FedEx'd here).
If you ask 10 lawyers to interpret a particular law, you'll get 10 different answers. Same theory applies here. I've used BML since the "back to basics" remix came out...my gliders like it, they eat it, they look WONDERFUL on it. And until I hear several necropsies that say the DIRECT cause of this glider's demise was because of prolonged exposure to (whatever). I'll repeat that: SEVERAL necropsies...not just one.
I switched AmyMichelle's babies over to BML not for "my convenience"...we (her babies & I) were coming home from visiting her & Dave (for the SECOND time) and they were skunking badly from the stress of the trip. It was so STRONG, it reminded me of when I first got the Indy bunch. That night, I switched their diet to BML...since then, their fur has fluffed up, their eyes are even brighter than before, and there's no "oily ring" around the top of their pouch after just ONE WEEK.