Cutting or natural splits?

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Recently bought a few nems out of this gorgeous farm. All cuts but what do most people prefer? Cuts or natural spilts?

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I prefer natural splits and if i buy a cut i wanna make sure its healed at least a week first.
 
Nope and thats why i wait a week and if hes going to succomb to infection it will usually happen within the first few days.
 
No difference to me. If it's healed up, doesn't matter how it was propagated.
 

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