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Monitors (Nov 23, 2012) <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> Crickets?
When I feed live crickets or roaches I normally tong feed anyways so I think it’s just as good to tong feed F/T crickets as long as there is no issue with the nutritional value. I’ve started throwing the F/T crickets all over the enclosure to allow her to scavenge and enrich her day which is fun to watch.
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Monitors (Sep 24, 2012) Large quantity <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> feeders
Does anyone know of the closest <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> mice seller to me? I live in Portland Oregon. All the ones I’m finding have shipping charges of around same price as food. My local pet store can do 100 mice for 80 bucks. If anyone knows of cheaper I’d appreciate it. Large mice btw
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Monitors (Jan 18, 2013) Does anyone pre make food for the week?
There is a company that sells <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> roaches, never tried them though.
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[BR][Link]https://micedirect.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=25[/Link] - Mice Direct - <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> Roaches
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[BR] you can order some pinkies and roaches at the same time.
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Monitors (Sep 24, 2012) Large quantity <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> feeders
Thier prices of quail and chicks have stayed the same......
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Monitors (Sep 24, 2012) Large quantity <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> feeders
I seen that. <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> day old chicks are very cheap. The feed and seed place here wants 4 dollars a piece for live. It’s not the <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> rodent price but the shipping that kills the deal for me
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Monitors (Sep 24, 2012) Large quantity <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> feeders
Order a butt load.... They are easy to store.
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Monitors (Oct 10, 2012) Red enjoying his fish dinner!!
[Quote]all meats have thiaiminase & their levels can be greatly elevated
[BR]if the meat is <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> & then defrosted & couple times due too cellular breakdown
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[BR] Please cite your source.. I find this one interesting. Thanks.
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Monitors (Sep 23, 2012) Whole fish as a staple?
I will post both food links..
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[BR]Even if I did post one of them in post #2281162 already.
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[BR]http://www.varanid.us/thiamin/ [Link]http://www.varanid.us/thiamin/[/Link]
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[BR]http://www.savannahmonitor.co/stpp/ [Link]http://www.savannahmonitor.co/stpp/[/Link]
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[BR] Now just because the article about preservatives in <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> fish and seafood is published on the Exanthematicus site does not mean that phosphates are any safer for other animals.
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[BR] I have lost snakes that eat fish from feeding them <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> salmon dosed in that junk. Even stopped buying canned dog food for my dogs that contain that ingredient.
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Monitors (Feb 17, 2013) Umm
[Quote]I put 2 <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> mice in bowsers enclosure a few days ago.. [/Quote]
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[BR] Please tell me I am reading this wrong??
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[BR] The mice were still <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> when you put them in there??
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[BR] A few days ago??
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[BR] The rancid carrion is still in there??
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Monitors (Feb 17, 2013) umm
I put 2 <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> mice in bowsers enclosure a few days ago.. He hasn’t eaten them yet and they are starting to smell really bad.. Can bowser still eat them? Or should I take them out? I mean the smell is actually noxious..
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Monitors (Sep 23, 2012) Lethargic monitor, starting to get seriously discouraged. At my wit’s end here.
What is the ambient air temperatures in the coolest part of the enclosure?
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[BR] What is your substrate temperature?
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[BR] And a word of caution concerning any <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> seafood items. Virtually all of it is treated with Sodium Tripolyphosphate, this "preservative" is the primary ingredient in dish washing powder, laundry soap and car wash fluid. You will find it listed on the ingredients of seafood medley and shrimp/<font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> fish.
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[BR] It is advisable to only purchase Certified Chemical free organic seafood. It’s expensive, but well worth it.
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Monitors (Sep 25, 2012) Large quantity <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> feeders
Ask your local zoo who they get pre killed feeders from.
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Monitors (Dec 08, 2012) How much food does a juvie eat in a week?
Thanks for the ideas.I bought some bait shrimp, they are whole, head, tail, guts.I wasnt sure if he would eat them but he ate three and a hopper(all <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> thawed).The petstore was out of mice and I had to get hoppers.
[BR]I can order crickets but they seem so tiny, like us eating peanuts. I was worried they would eat like several hundren a day but 50 isnt so bad.I think I can keep up with that.But I am seriously going to have to start breeding mice again..I used to have a billion cornsnakes but sold them all off several years ago I also bred my own mice then.I have to say Im pretty darn good at breeding mice. Not so great a breeding cornsnakes.
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Monitors (Sep 24, 2012) Large quantity <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> feeders
Once upon a time, I would order 800-1000 at a time from rodent pro, but since that disease scare, prices for the rodents have doubled and tripled.
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[BR] Now I just breed my own, it’s by far the cheapest way to go.
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Monitors (Oct 10, 2012) Red enjoying his fish dinner!!
all meats have thiaiminase & their levels can be greatly elevated
[BR]if the meat is <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> & then defrosted & couple times due too cellular breakdown
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Monitors (Jan 15, 2013) Ackie Monitor diets?
You don’t have to feed any monitor "live" food.
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[BR] However, chasing and hunting insects is vital for mental stimulation.
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[BR] You can feed thawed out <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> rodents, but please don’t even consider feeding canned stuff at all.
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Monitors (Jan 15, 2013) Ackie Monitor diets?
You don’t need to feed "live" rodents. You can feed <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font>, thawed rodents. But you should include LIVE insects in the diet like crickets and roaches. That way they have something to hunt down. Also, don’t feed canned food nor any of those commercially prepared diets. No ground meat either. Stick to whole prey.
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Monitors (Nov 23, 2012) <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> Crickets?
I haven’t noticed any kind of sludge. I have a little fish tackle container that I fit about a weeks worth in to thaw and the rest stay in the freezer. They are just are squishy as they were before I froze them but there’s no bug juice on the outside of them. Whenever I have bought the 3/4" crickets they just seemed so small. Is there any reason not to feed <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> other than it being gross to mess with (Which so far I haven’t noticed)?
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Monitors (Oct 10, 2012) Red enjoying his fish dinner!!
Clearly you don’t understand Thiaminase. Also keeping in mind, many of these people on this forum are not up to par on Varanid husbandry so some care should be taken when saying to avoid fish with high Thiaminase levels.
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[BR]Outside this I’ve fed fish with high levels of it, but I think most of keepers feed enough variety of over set any issues with it. It also depends if the fish is <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> or not.
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[BR]As an Thamnophis nut, and ex keeper, I’ve fed "high Thiaminase" fish to them for extended periods of time without a single issue. Though I did switch most of my animals to rodents without issue too. I also kept them setup more like lizards than most people do. Anyway’s that’s besides the point.
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[BR]I was yawning about all the BS you wrote, not about the Thiaminase issue which I believe is less of an issue than previous thought, and even proven by keepers like myself, and Justin.
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Monitors (Sep 24, 2012) Large quantity <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> feeders
When I had my two savs I would order 1000 each of quail, chicks and mice at a time. It would last me for about a year as I also fed roaches with those. RodentPro is who I always ordered from, they pack them really well and they came still <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> rock solid in tons of dry ice. I live in Houston TX and when it hits 100+ in the summer and they are still <font color=#ffffff><strong>frozen</strong></font> solid after I came home from work at 10 pm I was very happy. If Dex makes it I’ll order again from them.
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