Is it ok to feed rats that have been 3 days in the fridge?

Long story short: due to various family reasons I had to go to my house on Wednesday (I keep my BP on my apartment) and usually I feed her on fridays, but I fell insanely sick, and couldn't make it to my apartment until today. The thing is that I asked my roommate to take a rat pup from the freezer and put it in the fridge on friday morning (thinking I would get there Friday).

The question is: Is it ok to feed rat pups that have been 3 days in the fridge (this would be their first thawing)?



PS: I just weighed Volvagia and she is 111g :D not bad for a july hatchling, right?






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Yes it would be ok, but i would try not to make a habit of it.

Cool! Thanks!

It wasn't on purpose, I was very sick and couldn't make it






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Perishable food is safe to eat for 7 days if kept at 41 F and 5 days at 45 F. No problem keeping a rat in fridge for 3...

Nevermind... I ended throwing it out /facepalm






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Originally Posted by Munizfire

PS: I just weighed Volvagia and she is 111g :D not bad for a july hatchling, right?

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Hehe, we have two mid June hatchlings (0.1 normal, 0.1 spider) and they are 293g and 308g respectively. :D

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Originally Posted by Munizfire

Nevermind... I ended throwing it out /facepalm

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Should have been fine, but better safe than sorry I suppose.

Wow... I thought 111g was good :(


I threw it out because I overheated it, and it 'exploded' lol






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[QUOTE=AK907;1666585]Hehe, we have two mid June hatchlings (0.1 normal, 0.1 spider) and they are 293g and 308g respectively. :D


Those the ones you got off us? If so, glad to see they are growing like mad for you!
How is the hairless doing?

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Originally Posted by Munizfire

Wow... I thought 111g was good :(


I threw it out because I overheated it, and it 'exploded' lol






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how are you "heating" them?

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Originally Posted by cecilbturtle

how are you "heating" them?

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Indeed, I've never had one explode.