Where do you purchase your feeders?

jasondart · Subject: Re: Where do you purchase your feeders? Sat Jan 03, 2009 11:22 pm

I breed my own fruit flies. Super easy.

kyle · Subject: Re: Where do you purchase your feeders? Sun Jan 04, 2009 11:23 pm

american rodent is a very good place to get feeder rodent. The shipping is only free to MN if you meet the min. order of $100, if you do not they do not even ship.

Don · Number of posts: 192 Location: here Registration date: 2008-09-08

There is a guy, Marc Bailey, just north of the cities that sells rodents. His shipping charge is about $17 to people in the cities. I have his contact info if you're interested.

Dwaskey · Subject: We bred our own crickets Tue Mar 17, 2009 12:33 pm

We couldn't afford the cost to buy so many crickets for our young dragon so we started breeding them. It is easy and I would guess if you use purchase stock from a trusted source, you can be confident that they are going to be healthy.

For a while we had so many crickets we started selling them, giving them away, freezing them, etc... It is pretty easy to raise 1-3 thousand each time (More if you wanted to or tried to raise more). I would guess it would be most beneficial if you had a lot of young BD to feed...

Let me know if you want to see how we do it...

kristy55303 · Subject: crix Sun May 31, 2009 7:20 pm

sign up as a breeder at ghann's cricket farm. I get over 7,000 for like 29.99 bux;) 1000 adults for just a few bux. kristy Very Happy

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