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    My advice would be, if you only have 15-20 snakes and they all eat F/T is to stick with it. To add to what Deborah said,

    Pros:
    Cheaper (kinda)
    Quality (you know the health of your rats)
    Live always available (picky eaters)
    Convenient (food is always on hand)

    Cons:
    Time consuming (cleaning)
    Expensive to start (racks, watering, etc)
    Smelly (omg yes)
    Space (racks, food, bedding)
    Killing rats is not fun!

    Honestly, if I almost wish I didn't breed rats. They're a lot of work and they smell. The convenience factor is the only reason I breed them. When you buy F/T in bulk, the price comes close to even when you factor in food, bedding and racks. Building a rat rack is worth like 80+ rats. For smaller collections that readily eat F/T I'd advise against it. But, once you start getting into feeding 300+ rats a month and you have space/time available, it becomes worth it.

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