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ScalelessTime
01-01-14, 08:48 PM
Can anyone direct me to a good and cheap food source? I only need pinkies and fuzzies currently. I am paying 12 dollars for 6 fuzzies and 6 dollars for 3 pinkies. I don't exactly have a lot of money, so I am trying to cut it short when it comes to feeding. Anyone mind helping??
Sharlynn93
01-01-14, 08:51 PM
you could buy a few live mice and have an endless supply ;)
kwhitlock
01-01-14, 08:52 PM
If you have a local reptile expo, I would suggest there. I got my lastest pickup from a show around me, paid $15-18 for 10 fuzzys and 10 eat pups.
ScalelessTime
01-01-14, 09:04 PM
Sharlynn93, that require money for the mice as well. Not the ath I was going for. But I have thought about it. :)
Kwhitlock, I think Repticon is coming soon. I have three buddies that will be going, maybe they could give me a ride. Thanks for the advice. :)
EL Ziggy
01-01-14, 10:13 PM
Expos are probably your best source for inexpensive feeders. The next best option is probably to buy in bulk online. I use layne labs personally but you can also research rodentpro.com or micedirect.com. Even with the shipping costs its much less expensive than pet store prices.
Jim Smith
01-01-14, 10:14 PM
If you feed F/T mice, why not pitch in with your buddies and do a group buy in bulk. You can get pinkies for as little as 12 cents each and fuzzies for 10 cents each in batches of 100. The shipping isn't cheap, but split three ways it should be manageable. Just a thought... Frozen Mice, Frozen Rats, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Chicks and Quail (http://www.rodentpro.com/?gclid=COrS1IfQ3rsCFahj7AodqmIA-g)
Starbuck
01-01-14, 10:26 PM
If you feed F/T mice, why not pitch in with your buddies and do a group buy in bulk. You can get pinkies for as little as 12 cents each and fuzzies for 10 cents each in batches of 100. The shipping isn't cheap, but split three ways it should be manageable. Just a thought... Frozen Mice, Frozen Rats, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Chicks and Quail (http://www.rodentpro.com/?gclid=COrS1IfQ3rsCFahj7AodqmIA-g)
this is great advice.... but if it turns out to be still too expensive, definitely look into your local expos. They are very cheap; typically about 70-80 cents per adult mouse, depending on the vendors. Good luck!
ScalelessTime
01-02-14, 11:13 AM
Thank you all, your are very helpful. :)
sharthun
01-02-14, 11:19 AM
If you feed F/T mice, why not pitch in with your buddies and do a group buy in bulk. You can get pinkies for as little as 12 cents each and fuzzies for 10 cents each in batches of 100. The shipping isn't cheap, but split three ways it should be manageable. Just a thought... Frozen Mice, Frozen Rats, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Chicks and Quail (http://www.rodentpro.com/?gclid=COrS1IfQ3rsCFahj7AodqmIA-g)
Yeah I use Rodentpro myself. Layne Labs is another good online source. Shipping is a little steep but the second best alternative to picking up feeders at a reptile show.
KORBIN5895
01-02-14, 11:25 AM
Check out fauna.
ScalelessTime
01-02-14, 11:45 AM
I decided to go with Mice Direct and got 50 mice in total. The shipping is what crushed me. But, in the end, 25 feedings in all.
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