Small Feeder Orders

[JamminJonah]

Can anyone help me out? I've been a loyal rodentpro customer since my first snake feeding. Problem is I don't order very many rats per order (seeing as I only have one BP) the obvious solution is I need more herps. I know this but I don't have the space, time, and money currently.


That said can anyone give me a tip on where to order good clean frozen rodents in small batches without wasting such a big box and so much moola?

I'm just curious to check my options but I must say I LOVE rodentpro for quality they've always been 100% accurately sized and clean.

Thanks for any help I love this place and all the people here.

[gncz73]

i would find a local herp show and check there prices

[JLC]

Herp shows are a great source for feeders. And if you can't find any close enough in a timely fashion, you might try some local pet stores that either sell feeders or keep reptiles that they must feed themselves...see if you can buy small batches of frozens off of them.

[Mina]

You should be able to find a pet store somewhere in the Chicago area that will handle the feeders that you use. Pet stores don't usually expect people to buy in bulk. Go through the phone book and call all of the pet stores you see, particularly any that specify reptiles. Good luck!!!!

[jglass38]

Check with American Rodent Supply. I think my order I just placed is like $15 for 2nd day delivery to NJ. Greyhound is like $23. It wouldnt take all that many rodents to justify that shipping cost considering the how much feeders are in pet stores. $2.00 for small rats (minimum) vs. $1.00 at an online feeder company. How many are you ordering and of what size?

[erinisnice]

I think Chicago Reptile House (www.chicagoreptile.net) sells small quantities of feeders. I'm not positive though, because I go somewhere else and just get one mouse/rat at a time.