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    Pinks and Fuzzy - freezing? (again)

    I know that this was discussed some in another thread recently, this is what I got from that:

    freezing is not humane
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    CO2 won't do the job...


    What else is there? Say you want to sell a few extra f/t rodents. I'm still wondering how to humanely euthanize pinks and fuzzies (under two weeks)?
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    Re: Pinks and Fuzzy - freezing? (again)

    Just Freeze them, I feed live so I do not have the problem but I think they cannot feel being frozen so young. Also as horrible as this sounds with pinks because of how soft their bones are,you can just crush their heads with a quick pinch and it kills them.
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    Re: Pinks and Fuzzy - freezing? (again)

    AFAIK freezing is the human way to cull pinkies and fuzzies.

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    Re: Pinks and Fuzzy - freezing? (again)

    Quote Originally Posted by Clear View Post
    AFAIK freezing is the human way to cull pinkies and fuzzies.
    Maybe I'm a nob but what is AFAIK freezing?
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    Re: Pinks and Fuzzy - freezing? (again)

    they are so sensitive to cold that i imagine it is not really inhumane... they probably die well before they freeze. i feel bad having to kill anything, but my guess is that being clamped in the jaws of a giant snake and squeezed to death or swallowed whole is not very humane either.
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    Re: Pinks and Fuzzy - freezing? (again)

    As far as I know.

    Yea they die quickly!

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    Re: Pinks and Fuzzy - freezing? (again)

    Actually it is recommended to freeze rodents under 2 weeks of age due to their resistance to hypoxia.
    Deborah Stewart


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    Re: Pinks and Fuzzy - freezing? (again)

    Thanks everyone.
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