Vaccuum sealing allows you to buy in bigger bulk thus allowing you to buy cheaper and spend les overall on shipping. Also I think plain frozen are good for like 3 months until you start to see freezer burn on them. Vaccuum sealed you can keep them in your freezer for like a year or more and they stay nice and fresh. But yes - once you open the package doesn't matter where it cam from - you still have to get them fed off in the same amount of time!
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• frozen rodents, is vacuum packed........ - repzoo44, Tue Apr 18 16:23:04 2006
• RE: frozen rodents, is vacuum packed.... - jmartin104, Tue Apr 18 16:30:13 2006
• In additon to Jays comments ..... - toshamc, Tue Apr 18 16:35:53 2006
• RE: In additon to Jays comments ..... - jmartin104, Tue Apr 18 16:39:31 2006
• RE: In additon to Jays comments ..... - havic, Tue Apr 18 16:41:53 2006
• RE: frozen rodents, is vacuum packed.... - repzoo44, Tue Apr 18 16:39:20 2006
• RE: frozen rodents, is vacuum packed.... - joshhutto, Tue Apr 18 22:21:57 2006
• RE: frozen rodents, is vacuum packed........ - wftright, Tue Apr 18 18:58:31 2006