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- Thread starter mycornana
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TripleMoonsExotic
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If you decide to use dog food as a diet for your rodents, make sure their is NO red-dye in the ingredients. It isn't good for your snakes. I personally use PETsMART's brand of dog food (Authority) which has no red dye, and no animal by-products. They also get the grocery brand of cherrios and some seed mixed in.
sdmessmer
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Mouse food
I feed my rats and mice lab blocks that my local feed store gets for me. It is specially formulated for lab rodents, unlike dog food, and it is cheap. A fifty pound bag cost me $18. Rats especially need veggies too. I give the rodents a small handful of chopped greens every day.
Silvia
I feed my rats and mice lab blocks that my local feed store gets for me. It is specially formulated for lab rodents, unlike dog food, and it is cheap. A fifty pound bag cost me $18. Rats especially need veggies too. I give the rodents a small handful of chopped greens every day.
Silvia
lockshockbarrel
New member
There's Suebee's mix, which is basically trail mix for rodents, and you can probably make some mix out of rat and mouse food & dog food from the petstore. Lab blocks are the best for them, though, specifically Harlan Teklad.
