Vitamins

[Bumblebeeball]

Is it beneficial to use vitamins on their feeding mice?

[Eric Alan]

It's always beneficial to feed healthy mice/rats to your animals. Now, if you're talking about adding some sort of powder/liquid vitamin to the feeder before giving it to them, then no - completely unnecessary.

[Bumblebeeball]

Thanks. I don't want my Bumblebee to turn brown. Not the reason for vitamins. But comes to mind.

[PitOnTheProwl]

Thanks. I don't want my Bumblebee to turn brown.

No one has any control over that LoL

[hungba]

Actually there is that snakebytes video where brian did an experiment (on corns) where adding vitamins DID make the snakes grow a lot faster. Never tried it though.

[hungba]

Here, found the video. Hey, I might just try this on a couple snakes myself.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kyXZN25XOZo

Starts at about 2:00 mark.

[bondo]

Thanks. I don't want my Bumblebee to turn brown. Not the reason for vitamins. But comes to mind.

Ummmmm sorry but your bumblebee will turn brown. Pastels brown with age/size. Some not as quick but they all do eventually.

[Sauzo]

You can use stuff like Reptaid injected in the dead feeder every few months as a supplement. I use that stuff but as far as stuff like calcium powder or Herptivite Multivitamin, I only use that stuff for my bearded dragon.

[JoshSloane]

Snake vitamins are a hoax. Snakes get all necessary nutrients from whole animal diet.

[Bumblebeeball]

Ummmmm sorry but your bumblebee will turn brown. Pastels brown with age/size. Some not as quick but they all do eventually.

http://youtu.be/bkxeU8c9OhM
Here is a full grown pastel not brown just tanned over a little. Now why in the hell would you talk so confidently about something that's not true? that was your only point! and you were cocky! Terrible! Don't do that to yourself.