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Which company do you buy F/T Mice or Rats from?

Which company do you buy from?

  • Rodent Pro

    Votes: 11 25.6%

  • The Big Cheese

    Votes: 13 30.2%

  • The Mouse Factory

    Votes: 5 11.6%

  • Other

    Votes: 14 32.6%
  • Total voters
    43
  • Poll closed .
I am trying American Rodent Supply ( good reviews on the BOI and shipping is "free" w/ $10 handling charge to the midwest [they have a map]), I will update when I receive their mice.

TMF, excellent product, a bit pricey

BC, a great product, still a bit expensive

( both of the above are great, just that the shipping charges hit hard and are what make it expensive!)

RP, I bought a bag at a show and was disgusted with the product.
 
I'm using Rodent Pro....at this time anyway........
(not that it really matters anymore..sorry to be so late)




~~Amanda:wavey:
 
Has any one used South Florida Rodents? Their ad is on this site, and they are close to my location. Not sure I want to be the first.
 
jdarlin02 said:
Do any of the companies supply the mice/rats in the containers like you can get them in at Petsmart?
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I second this--I like the individual packaging because I can heat up the mice easier with warm water, without getting my scent all over it or making a mess.
 
Not that I can really say what company is better than any other, but after looking over some of the different options, I chose to go with RodentPro for my first order, which they mailed today and I should receive on Thursday. Guess if I have any issues...I will go elsewhere.

Although I have also decided to start raising my own mice...so IF things go well...MAYBE I won't have to order any more from anyone!

If only it was a perfect world... :dunce:
 
For anyone still reading this thread...I got my shipment of mice from Rodent Pro today and I am happy with how they look. No probs that I can tell!!
 
Not to necrobump, but I think this a great thread. I'll be ordering Cornwallis' first mice from Loxahatchee Rodents. I'll let you guys know how it goes. After that, we're going to go to a reptile expo in Manchester in october to save on shipping.
 
I haven't purchased any in bulf yet but have been loking around and comparing and as far as website user friendliness i would say rodentpro.com or micedirect.com they are by far the cheapest i found.
 
i don't buy from a site(yet) but my friend does and i get mice and rats from him....he buys from rodent pro, the mouse factory, and mice direct
 
I know this is a late vote, but...we get our bulk pinkies from Big Cheese, and other mice that we need from Zookeepers here in Austin.
 
i have a BIG breeder that has thousands of rodents in a garage seperate from his house i can buy a months worth of food for $9 only have 6 snakes right now though. the guy is about 45 mins away from where i live so cheaper than shipping frozen mice
 
I get mine, always, from Triple LLL Best healthy and packaged mice I have ever had and believe me, my little snakies love them. "Yo man" is 5'2" and still growing. He is such a beautiful snake and "Ziggy" is catching up with him.
 
lesleym said:
I know this is a late vote, but...we get our bulk pinkies from Big Cheese, and other mice that we need from Zookeepers here in Austin.
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Zookeeper! They rock. Hope to see the guys this weekend if I take the Austin detour.

I also use RodentPro. I prefer the packaging as well for quickly finding just the right feeder that isn't freeze-glued to any others. Broken tails and such are also fine in any size. I use them for feeding tiny ones and for force feeding those who are on hunger strikes.

Hard to beat the prices, as well.
 
D02297227 said:
I haven't purchased any in bulf yet but have been loking around and comparing and as far as website user friendliness i would say rodentpro.com or micedirect.com they are by far the cheapest i found.
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Thanks for the Mice Direct suggestion. Since they're in north Georgia(I'm in south Georgia) it looks like I can get pretty cheap shipping on top of a really good price.:santa:

Jim
 
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