Reptile Rations is committed to providing the highest quality of feeder for your reptile. We specialize in Rats, African soft furred rats, mice and super worms.
There are many excellent foods to feed your reptiles and amphibians and there are also several you should avoid.
Avoid feeding your reptiles organ meat such as beef hearts, gizzards, livers, or chicken breast. These are partial foods, not whole foods which means they are one small section of an animal. Inexpensive, but will lead to nutritional deficiency. If these foods are cooked, they lose most of their nutritional value.
Avoid feeding your reptiles fish, especially feeder fish. Fish reduce niacin levels in reptiles, which is a bad thing. Also, fish can carry numerous internal parasites, which, in some cases, be passed on to your reptile or amphibian.
Avoid feeding your reptiles wild-caught insects. Pesticides are prevalent nowadays, and you just never know.
Avoid feeding your reptile or amphibian iceberg lettuce as it has no nutritional value. If you have to, use romaine lettuce instead.
The Reptile Guys goal is to help educate the public and anyone who is purchasing an exotic pet about the specialized care required! There are far too many reptiles and other exotic pets being rescued and surrendered and it needs to stop.
Our breeder animals are fed a scientifically designed and nutritionally complete diet resulting in a premium quality feeder animal. All freshly frozen rats are accompanied by a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee. Quality is of the utmost importance to us, whether in the value of a product or the integrity of a relationship. We understand that our success depends not only on the quality of our products but, more importantly, on the strength of the relationships we establish with our customers. We look forward to being a part of your success and hope you will give us the opportunity to serve you.
We breed all our own frozen rats and mice, this means we have full control over their diet, quality and welfare standards. Our rodents are fed the highest quality rodent chow, which contains natural rodents foods. We vacuum pack our product to preserve nutrients, moisture and freshness . This process also extends the freezer life of the rodents by reducing freezer burn. Your complete satisfaction is guaranteed
| Weanlings | (25-50 grams) | $1.50 |
| Small | (50-100 grams) | $2.50 |
| Medium | (100-200 grams) | $3.50 |
| Large | (200-300 grams) | $4.50 |
| X Large | (300-400 grams) | $5.50 |
| XX Large | (400500 grams) | $6.25 |
Mealworms and superworms come in handy, especially when trying to feed small lizards, frogs, or toads (even turtles or tortoises). They also can't climb, which is nice, and they tend to be one of the most convenient reptile or amphibian foods when kept in the refrigerator.
Let's debunk a very common mealworm myth. There is a popular rumor that mealworms can, in certain instances, chew their way out of a reptile or amphibians's stomach. It's a myth, so don't believe it. It's not true for superworms either, so don't worry.
