To answer now and hopefully future questions about frozen feeders

I've been seeing some threads pop up with best place to buy frozen feeders, and since most people are BP owners I wanted to post it here.

This is an order I placed with Big Cheese Rodents on Tuesday around 8-9am. It came in today around 10am if I had to guess. I've been ordering from this place for years and have had 0 issues. I can attest to their cleanliness and nice sizes. I also know a great way of getting around the sold out because when I went to place the order everything was sold out. Anyways, I had just woken up so forgive me for any faults on the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeVg8a6AhX0

Privacy settings... ;)

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Eric Alan

Privacy settings... ;)

---

Ahaha. Good catch. I thought I did that while uploading it.

Much better. Thanks.

Big Cheese is a great supplier. The only issue I have with them is they are quite often sold out of the medium and large rats I need. Perfect Prey is just as good and I've never had any inventory issues .

I also use Perfect Prey, because Big Cheese is often out of the mediums

Dumb question. How do you separate them in order to just use a couple at a time and keep the rest frozen? Especially the bags full of small mice?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by cletus

Dumb question. How do you separate them in order to just use a couple at a time and keep the rest frozen? Especially the bags full of small mice?

---

I use zip lock freezer bags.

You should just be able to pull one out, they should come apart easily.

Sent from my LG-H812 using Tapatalk

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Fraido

You should just be able to pull one out, they should come apart easily.

Sent from my LG-H812 using Tapatalk

---

Yeah that's what I meant. I've never ordered in bulk. Was curious how easy they came apart.

Once you break the vacuum seal you just grab whichever one. They pull apart easy.

After the vacuum seal is broken I put them in large Ziploc bags and just try to get most of the air out.

I know some people have problems getting certain size. I never have that issue likely because I know how they operate so I know a way around the sold out thing.

Once in a while two rodents will end up with intertwined legs, but a little wiggling around will get them loose.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The rats do not stick together because they are DRY when frozen, not wet.