Mice 6-40g 1kg (grade B)

Mice 6-40g 1kg (grade B)

  • Frozen 6-40g 1kg (grade B)

18,75 €

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Package: 1kg
Individual weight: 6-40g
Mouse size: 4-11cm

The frozen mice package weighing 6-40g is a universal solution for breeders and pet owners with diverse dietary needs. Thanks to the wide range of sizes, these mice are suitable for both small and large predators, from young snakes and lizards to adult birds of prey and larger reptiles such as monitor lizards.

What makes grade B mice unique?

Grade B mice are a product designed for breeders and pet owners who want to provide their animals with high-quality food at an attractive price. Grade B feeder rodents may have minor visual imperfections, such as traces of blood or small defects, which do not affect their nutritional value. Thanks to this classification, mice are available at a very competitive price, making them an ideal choice for those feeding a larger number of animals.

What types of mice are included in the S-XXL (6-40g) package?

The package includes a wide range of mouse sizes that meet different dietary needs:

  • Mice 5-9g: Weighing 5 to 9 grams and measuring approximately 4-5 cm in length (excluding the tail). These mice are largely covered in fur and are beginning to consume solid food, such as grains and pellets. Suitable for smaller predators like young snakes and small lizards.
  • Mice 10-15g (“Hoppers”): Weighing 10 to 15 grams and measuring 6-7 cm in length (excluding the tail). These fully furred rodents move in a characteristic “hopping” manner. They are ideal for medium-sized predators such as young pythons, monitor lizards, or birds of prey.
  • Mice 16-24g (“Adults”): Weighing 16 to 24 grams and fully developed. This is the second most popular size of frozen mice, commonly sold in pet stores as “adult mice.” They offer a balanced nutrient profile and are suitable for medium-sized snakes, monitor lizards, and cats fed a whole prey diet.
  • Mice 25-30g (“Mature”): Weighing 25 to 30 grams and measuring 7.5-8.5 cm in length (excluding the tail). These mice are sexually mature and exhibit clear sexual dimorphism. They are an excellent food source for larger predators like big lizards, young caimans, or adult snakes.
  • Mice 30g+: Weighing over 30 grams and measuring 9-11 cm in length (excluding the tail). This is the largest size of mice available in our store, ideal for large predators like adult monitor lizards, tegus, or alligators.

How to serve frozen mice?

Before serving, feeder mice should be thawed to room temperature. To encourage your animal to eat, you can immerse the mouse in warm water or make a small incision to release its natural scent. Avoid heating mice in a microwave, oven, or immersing them in hot water.

Frozen mice 6-40g (S-XXL) are an excellent choice for breeders and pet owners who want to provide their animals with healthy and varied nutrition at an affordable price. Thanks to the variety of sizes, the 1kg package is suitable for feeding both small and large predators.

Analytical composition:

  • Moisture: 58%
  • Crude ash: 4%
  • Protein: 20%
  • Crude fat: 8%
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