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Originally Posted by Freakie_frog

Well we'll have to see how it goes.. of course I have animals that will eat all different sizes even jumbo.. So I hope it wont be an issue.. I'll keep you guys up to date as I order more.

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Yeah it wasn't an issue as I had snakes that could eat those sizes. But I digress, I'll be interested in an update. Maybe I should give them a try again if they've gotten their act together...

Once my snakes get to a size where I can keep on a certain size for awhile, I'm going to do a bulk order from RP. Only worry after reading this is the sizes aren't always consistant. My anaconda eats 35gram rats right now, and my rufous beaked snake has to eat either newborn, or mid size pinky mice.

Glad you are happy about your order. I have used Rodent Pro and I do not have any complaints. Very good to deal with and as for size issues it has never bothered me. I dont think that in the wild or at my house a snake passes up a meal due to size or lack there of???????

I have been using RodentPro for a few years. I have no complaints with them. I did have a problem keeping my f/t rats from getting freezer burns. I fixed it by purchasing an air tight ziplock contraption. One of those "As Seen on TV" ones. They stay fresh a lot longer. But, you have more animals than I do so your f/t rats wont sit in the freezor as long.
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-Marc

I bought from rodent pro at a local reptile show to save money on shipping. It was like... $35 for 100 hoppers I think they are... Hopefully they will last long enough for my one snake. :D
Or maybe ill have to get that pastel I want.... :P

rp has done a lot better than the past. Ive heard stories of them packaging them nasty(bloody, poop everywhere, and limbs missing) rodents. Inconsistancy can be an issue when it comes to smaller sizes im guessing. Rather small than too big right, expectually when it comes to your smaller snakes.