After pulling my hair out for a year I discovered african soft furred rats. Now my female sorong slams food Sally Struthers at a sizzler.... soon she'll have cankles!
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After pulling my hair out for a year I discovered african soft furred rats. Now my female sorong slams food Sally Struthers at a sizzler.... soon she'll have cankles!
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"Nothing happens in contradiction to nature, only to what we know of it."
I like them as well. My animals will eat anything so they don't care what I put in at the end of the tongs. I like the rats though as they are smaller than the average regular rat. A small ASF is about the same size as an adult breeder mouse. The difference is that the rat is at his peak of health, young, on regular food and not aged like the mice are. A weaned ASF is the same as a rat pup in size, but it is weaned, so no milk in their system and regular bones. A lot of snakes that won't eat anything else, will eat those. I almost always try them out on new animals that I receive, especially if they are w/c imports. I've never had one refused unless the animal is in blue and isn't going to eat anything anyway.
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I like asf's as well, the coolest thing about them is they dont stink! My chondro's enjoy them as well. As you can see in the picture i keep my breeders right under neath the 6 tub rack.

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