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    Rat food

    I have a ton of that exo terra commercial iguana pellet food that my igy wont eat, does anyone see a problem with feeding it to the rats??
    I USED TO EAT ALOT OF NATURAL FOODS UNTIL I LEARNED THAT MOST PEOPLE DIE OF NATURAL CAUSES.

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    Re: Rat food

    I wouldn't.....stick to rodent lab blocks...

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    Re: Rat food

    ****bump**** anyone else?
    I USED TO EAT ALOT OF NATURAL FOODS UNTIL I LEARNED THAT MOST PEOPLE DIE OF NATURAL CAUSES.

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    Re: Rat food

    Maybe as an occasional snack but not as a primary diet
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    Re: Rat food

    What are the primary ingredients?
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    Re: Rat food

    Quote Originally Posted by lord jackel
    What are the primary ingredients?
    ground corn, ground wheat, alfalfa meal, soybean meal, glueten meal, wheat middlings, soybean hulls, kelp meal, yeast, dried beet pulp, rice hulls, and alot of vitamins and stuff
    I USED TO EAT ALOT OF NATURAL FOODS UNTIL I LEARNED THAT MOST PEOPLE DIE OF NATURAL CAUSES.

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    Re: Rat food

    Basically everything that is in rodent blocks
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    Re: Rat food

    ok cool, cause Im new to the breeding game and the rodent blocks I bought from my local pet shop were in a plain bag, so I was unsure what they actually contained. THANKS ALOT YA'LL..
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    Re: Rat food

    Do you have any feed stores around there? I get like 40-50 lbs of lab block for under $20 usually, well worth it if you plan to breed rats. Buying food from petshops gets expensive when you have a good number of rats
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    Re: Rat food

    Quote Originally Posted by Pork Chops N' Corn Bread
    Do you have any feed stores around there? I get like 40-50 lbs of lab block for under $20 usually, well worth it if you plan to breed rats. Buying food from petshops gets expensive when you have a good number of rats
    Yeah, we have a feed store across the creek (in Alabama). I will check them out. Thanks for the tip.
    I USED TO EAT ALOT OF NATURAL FOODS UNTIL I LEARNED THAT MOST PEOPLE DIE OF NATURAL CAUSES.

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