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Frozen Feeder Rats, Small African Soft Fur, 10-Count Vacuum-Sealed Pack for Snakes and Exotic Animals

$56.10
Sale price  $56.10 Regular price  $56.10
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Frozen Feeder Rats, Small African Soft Fur, 10-Count Vacuum-Sealed Pack for Snakes and Exotic Animals

$56.10
Sale price  $56.10 Regular price  $56.10

Keep your snake or other exotic animal’s feeding routine stocked with a 10-count bag of small African soft fur rats. These frozen feeders offer a convenient alternative to keeping live prey and are individually weighed for dependable sizing.

Raised in a clean, controlled setting in Sterling Heights, Michigan, the rats are fed Kalmbach 23% Rodent Feed and packaged in a zipper vacuum-seal bag for freezer storage.

Key Features

  • Each bag contains 10 small feeders, making it easier to plan routine meals and keep an appropriate supply on hand.
  • Individual weighing provides consistent small-size specifications, so pet parents can select prey that suits their animal more confidently.
  • The zipper vacuum-seal packaging maintains freshness and maximizes freezer life between feeding days.
  • Irradiation treatment provides an added safety measure for both the keeper and the pet.
  • Frozen prey offers a safer alternative to live feeders while removing the need to maintain live rodents at home.

Specifications

  • Product: Small African soft fur rats
  • Feeder state: Frozen
  • Pack count: 10 rats
  • Size: Small
  • Weight per rat: 30.00–39.99 g
  • Raised in: Sterling Heights, Michigan, USA
  • Feed: Kalmbach 23% Rodent Feed
  • Packaging: Zipper vacuum-seal bag
  • Irradiation status: Treated by irradiation
  • Euthanasia method: Carbon dioxide (CO2)
  • Guaranteed crude protein: 23% minimum
  • Guaranteed crude fat: 11.05% minimum
  • Moisture: 66.10% maximum
  • Variant: Default Title
  • Use: Not for human consumption

Choose prey approximately equal to the widest part of your snake’s body; if uncertain, select a smaller size. Thaw sealed feeders in the refrigerator overnight or in warm-to-hot water—never microwave. Use feeding tongs, wash hands and surfaces afterward, and keep enclosure substrate off the feeder.

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