Online Reptile Shop Frozen Mice Large 22-30g Outstanding Snake Food (25)

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Product description ------------------- Frozen Mice are flash-frozen mice that have been specifically bred to feed exotic pets, such as snakes. They are used in many snake setups and lizard setups as a ste diet as a frozen mouse provides a balanced diet of protein and s. They are also a great treat for many reptiles, such as Tegus and Monitors, as well as some frogs and other amphibians. Our frozen mice are bred and frozen in accordance with food standards agency guidelines by our frozen food distributor and are kept in dry ice during transit to ensure they arrive frozen. Mice are an ideal diet for many lizards, snakes, turtles, tortoises and amphibians. Our mice are sealed and packed with dry ice to ensure they arrive at your door frozen. We guarantee frozen delivery on all our frozen range. Our mice vary in colour from white to brown and are frozen quickly after being humanely dispatched. All our mice are quality checked and packed by weight. Feeding your reptile or other pet whole frozen mice will allow them to receive all the tion of the animal and encourage natural behaviour safely. Small and Large Pinkies (1-2g or 2-3g) are great for hatchling snakes, large salamanders, leopard geckos and other small carnivorous species. Fuzzies/Fluff (3-5g) are good for larger hatchlings, larger lizards and frogs. Hopper/Crawler (5-9g) are great for older hatchlings, baby birds of prey and other carnivorous species including monitors. Small Mice (10-15g) are ideal for small carnivorous species and young birds of prey. Medium Mice (15-22g) are great for small snakes and other small to medium carnivorous species. Large Mice (22-30g) are ideal for larger snakes and other small carnivorous species such as monitors. XL / Jumbo Mice (30g+) are great for larger snakes, birds of prey, and other medium to large sized carnivores. Online Reptile Shop can guarantee quality frozen products to your door. Images are for guidance and colour of mice may vary. Directions ---------- Once you receive your mice you should immediately place them in a freezer to keep them fresh. When you are ready to feed your pets, you will need to defrost the mice carefully and then serve them in your terrarium or vivarium.