Feeding Size Guide

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Frozen Mouse Size Guide

Prey Size	Weight Range	Suitable For
Pinkie Mouse	1–3g	Hatchling snakes & very small reptiles
Fuzzy Mouse	4–6g	Juvenile colubrids & small reptiles
Hopper Mouse	7–10g	Growing juvenile snakes
Small Mouse	10–15g	Sub-adult snakes
Medium Mouse	16–25g	Adult corn snakes & similar species
Large Mouse	25–30g	Larger adult snakes
Jumbo Mouse	30g+	Large adult reptiles

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Frozen Rat Size Guide

Prey Size	Weight Range	Suitable For
Rat Fluff	10–20g	Juvenile boas & growing reptiles
Rat Pup	20–40g	Juvenile constrictors
Small Weaner Rat	40–70g	Sub-adult boas & pythons
Large Weaner Rat	70–120g	Medium constrictors
Small Rat	120–200g	Adult snakes
Medium Rat	200–350g	Large adult snakes
Large Rat	350–500g	Large constrictors
Jumbo Rat	500g+	Very large reptiles

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Frozen Chick Size Guide

Prey Size	Weight Range	Suitable For
Day-Old Chick	30–50g	Birds of prey, monitors & large reptiles

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Frozen Rabbit Size Guide

Prey Size	Weight Range	Suitable For
Small Rabbit	500–900g	Large boas, monitors & medium raptors
Medium Rabbit	900–1500g	Large constrictors & birds of prey
Large Rabbit	1.5–2.5kg	Very large snakes & predators
XL Rabbit	2.5kg+	Giant constrictors & large predatory birds

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Feeding Advice

As a general rule, prey should be approximately 1–1.5 times the widest part of your animal’s body. Feeding correctly sized frozen prey reduces injury risk, improves digestion, and supports healthy growth.

Always thaw frozen prey slowly in a refrigerator or sealed bag placed in warm water. Never microwave prey items, and discard uneaten food after feeding attempts.