| Size | Grams | Days Old | Length | Life Stage | Fur |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 40-69g | 20-28 | 4.5"+ | Weaned | Yes |
| Medium | 90-129g | 34-39 | 5.5"+ | Weaned | Yes |
| Med/Lg | 130-179g | 40-45 | 6"+ | Weaned | Yes |
| Large | 180-249g | 45+ | 6.5"+ | Weaned | Yes |

Frozen Colored Rats
Preparation and Feeding Instructions:
- Do not handle reptile before offering feeder.
- Always feed reptiles separately.
- Place rodent bag in warm water until thawed. Do not microwave.
- When completely thawed, grasp the feeder with tongs and present to reptile.
- Feeding response may be encouraged by wiggling rodent.
- Release feeder when reptile strikes and acquires.
- Avoid the risk of bites: Always wash hands after handling feeder rodents.
- Never prepare or store frozen feeders where human food is prepared, stored, or consumed.
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Would recommend to a friend
April 14, 2026
Who are you feeding? Dumeril's Boa
Excellent product!
I have been using your company for 15 years as a source of food for my Dumeril's Boa. The product has always been excellent quality, and has always been delivered on time and packaged well. I will continue to be a customer for the forseeable future.
- Will
- Burien, WA
March 30, 2026
Who are you feeding? Ball Python
Great price and fast shipping.
Great price and fast shipping. Very well packed with dry ice
- Adam
- Canal Winchester, OH
March 12, 2026
Who are you feeding? Ball python
Easy transition to f/t from live
I was a little worried this young ball python that had only been fed live wouldn't take to frozen thaw, but LayneLabs makes quality feeders that my ball python took instantly. Thank you for making my life easier.
- Kyra K.
- Lincoln, NE
Categories: Frozen Feeders , Other Feeders


