Feed mice 26-30 g

Food mice 16-20 g Feeding mice16-20 g heavyMinimum purchase 10 piecesFrostedPlease note the food mice can only be shipped by overnight express.

Food mice 31+ g Feeding miceAbout 31 g heavyMinimum order quantity 10 piecesFrostedAttention the food mice can only be shipped by overnight express.

Food rat 90 -150 gSmall food rats90 -150 g heavy Minimum purchase 5 pieces Frozen Furred 6 weeks old Attention, the food rats can only be shipped by overnight express.

Cork branches tranchosTronchos are collected branches of the cork oak and make excellent climbing structures.Natural, stable decoration for larger reptiles and snakes.Long, branched tronchos, as grownThickness and branching naturalSuitable for amphibians, reptiles, invertebrates, rodents and birdsShapes vary - pictures are only examples!Available in two spans:S = 50 - 70 cmL = 70 - 90 cm

Frozen feeder rat 250 - 350 gLarge feeder rats250 - 350 g heavyMinimum purchase 5 piecesFrozenFurnishedOutgrown Note, the food rats can only be shipped by overnight express.

Desert locust (Schistozerca gregaria) The desert locust (Schistozerca gregaria) is one of the largest commercially bred feeder animals. Females reach a total length with wings of over 75 mm in some cases. popular feeder animal for reptiles and amphibians larger than the migratory locust subadult The desert locust is one of the largest commercially bred feeder animals. Females reach a total length with wings of over 75 mm in some cases. Males usually remain somewhat smaller. Therefore, desert locusts are up to 30% larger than, for example, the migratory locust (Locusta migratoria). The animals are coloured pink-grey after their final moult. In the following 6-10 days, the colouring, especially of the males, changes to a strong yellow. However, the animals show their most attractive colouring and patterns during the juvenile and subadult stages. Here, the animals are also coloured lemon yellow with a black pattern. This very colouring stimulates the prey drive in many reptile species, which makes the desert locust particularly popular among many terrarium keepers.Unfortunately, the desert locust is not as productive as the migratory locust and rearing the animals takes up to 2/3 longer. On the other hand, it can be bred almost all year round, as it does not have any particularly high requirements for special food types.As a feeder insect, the desert locust is also excellent because it usually survives shipping unharmed, even in extreme heat and cold, and can survive up to 2 weeks after shipping without additional food.Desert locusts are generally readily accepted by all lizards. Experience has shown that they are particularly popular with large lizards such as bearded dragons, water dragons, basilisks, monitor lizards, frilled lizards etc. They are especially popular with many species of chameleon, as they are particularly attracted to the yellow colouring of the juvenile and subadult animals. Order by Sunday evening - delivery on ThursdayOrders received by Sunday evening will be shipped by A-Post on Wednesday or Thursday.Please provide a recipient address where the parcel can be delivered.We accept no responsibility for parcels that are delivered late or collected late.The live feeder animals in the shop are only available at this price on Wednesdays – otherwise, the prices per tin are Fr. 1.00 per tin higher, as we also feed and care for the feeder animals. Even with the greatest care, it can happen that feeder animals die due to temperature fluctuations or unpredictable events. We accept no liability for this.