1.50 for a small rat? In the 40 to 80 gram range.
2.50 for a medium in the 81 to 180 gram range?
3.50 for a large in the 181 to 275 gram range?
If not, what would you pay for rats of that weight, packed clean, as poop and urine free as possible, to the point that you could tell someone was making an effort to freeze them when they were clean and, most important, how many do you use and how often?
Live or frozen, same price.
I know they can be found cheaper, lots cheaper, but it seems that the cheap ones have some quality issues which I am hoping to eliminate. To do this requires a bit more work, hence a bit more cost, but a LOT more quality.
I am wondering if there are enough folks out there spending enough to make this worth while.
If you spent 100.00 dollars and shipping was 50.00 but you get 25.00 off making your shipping 25.00, does that make a small purchase worth while for you?
If you're purchasing several months worth of food, 200.00 or more, the discount may well cover shipping, maybe even being overnighted.
Does this provide enough incentive?
Or, should I just charge 1.00 for smalls, 2.00 for meds. and 3.00 for large with no discounts on larger purchases.








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