frozen rodents

please help me!
i want to buy fozen mice. i lived on Europe/Cyprus and in my country no one sell frozen mice. only live and cost $5 each!!!!
any website that i can buy and send worldwide?

Not that I know of off the top of my head.

I will google for it only if you will google it along with me.


(Your situation being what it is . . have you ever considered breeding your own?)

yes! am brreeding rats at the moment but is very hard to me(loosing my time) coz next week i will start college and will not have free time. so frozen is the best for me. please help!

We've got over 100++ in our ratroplois - spread out over about 10 various style cages.

Daily maintenance is about 10 minutes - a couple hours a week to clean the cages good as needed. Not much overhead in terms of time invested. Are you moving away for college?


Try contacting bigappleherp or rodentpro to see if they can do international. I am doubtful though since the order has to be sent and remain frozen and since international shipping isn't quite the timeliest of transactions . . . you might wind up with a soggy stinky box of mouse slush.

Maybe try and track down some of the larger European breeders or importers? They might have a better line on someone based in Europe that ships frozen feeders?

-adam

i have a lot of thngs to do on college , reading, training and i can't have live rats on my apartment .
Adam did you know european breeders?

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Originally Posted by Ozone

Adam did you know european breeders?

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Not off the top of my head, but if no one chimes in, I can do some digging for you.

-adam

Can you keep your snakes in your apartment? I know we weren't allowed to keep any animals in the dorms... but now that I live in an apartment, I can keep whatever I want (as long as I pay the $20 extra a month rent :) )

Anyway, you may just want to try to keep on breeding them. I know it sounds like a lot of work, but it might be the easiest for you. I go to college full-time, work thirty hours a week, and take have two cats, two rabbits, two BPs, one RTB, and a Crestie to take care of. It's hard, but, hey... that's the digs for having pets :)