-Mice & Rats-

[rmune0750]

A "small" is a totally ambiguous term, especially in a pet store of all places. Just ask to see the sizes, and pick something that is slightly smaller than the max point of girth for your snake.

Are you switching to rats from mice right now?

not right now but soon i will have to, Ryan Jr. is getting bigger...

[cassandra]

A "small" is a totally ambiguous term, especially in a pet store of all places. Just ask to see the sizes, and pick something that is slightly smaller than the max point of girth for your snake.

Totally. One reptile shop* (that sells feeders) small will actually be more like a rat weanling, not a "small adult", another shop's small will really be a medium adult...you gotta see the sizes.

Check out the pictures and measurements on themousefactory.com - their pictures have better comparisons, I think. And Mouse Factory is a high recommended seller of F/T feeders here on BP.net, well above that of RodentPro (just in case you were thinking of buying F/T).

[Freakie_frog]

That does give a better side by side for size.

But now I have a question. I have only two snakes how do you thaw out ony two if they come all frozen together in a container like that ??

just a side note I feed PK and am thinking of switching the FT.

Not a thread HighJack

[frankykeno]

Depends on where you buy your f/t from. The Mouse Factory www.themousefactory.com packages them side by side on a styrofoam freezer tray (like steaks come on at your grocery store) and then seals them. You just slit open one end and slide them out, pop off whatever you need, slide the tray back in and then I always popped the whole deal in a big freezer grade ziploc since I'd broken the vacuum seal on the original packaging. No idea how any other company packs them though.

[cassandra]

While I've not ordered them myself, they are flash frozen, so they're not stuck or frozen hard together, so you can easily deattach the one you want to feed, like Jo said...=)

[Freakie_frog]

Thanks I just didn't want to have to cut them apart or have to thaw the whole thing out to get two or three of them off.