Buying frozen mice (RodentPro)

Amadeus · 07-05-13, 07:39 PM

IFf you do get them on frozen believe me it's soooo much more convenient.

RandyRhoads · 07-05-13, 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Amadeus

IFf you do get them on frozen believe me it's soooo much more convenient.

Yeah, I realized how much easier that would be then driving 45 minutes every week or two. My main thought was health. After another issue with them now I thought frozen rodents would be a good idea and healthier, if I can get them to eat them this time.

Should have listened to everyone and made the switch when they were babies.

smy_749 · 07-05-13, 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by RandyRhoads

Yeah, I realized how much easier that would be then driving 45 minutes every week or two. My main thought was health. After another issue with them now I thought frozen rodents would be a good idea and healthier, if I can get them to eat them this time.

Should have listened to everyone and made the switch when they were babies.

Why dont you breed your own? From your vids you seem to have alot of land, just get a mice breeding thing going. I'm considering it

RandyRhoads · 07-05-13, 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by smy_749

Why dont you breed your own? From your vids you seem to have alot of land, just get a mice breeding thing going. I'm considering it

Gross.

I'll spend the $100 on a box of frozen mice before I have to deal with breeding vermin.

Also it seems like more trouble than it's worth for only two snakes that eat mice. Building cages and stuff that animals couldn't get in to.

smy_749 · 07-05-13, 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by RandyRhoads

Gross.

I'll spend the $100 on a box of frozen mice before I have to deal with breeding vermin.

Also it seems like more trouble than it's worth for only two snakes that eat mice. Building cages and stuff that animals couldn't get in to.

Good point. I'm thinking to just get a pair and keep em in my fathers basement in a fish tank lol