Chicks

[Zooman_bw]

What is a good price for a frozen chick, my local reptile store is selling them for a dollar a peice. Is this good, what should I expect to pay?

 

[Beasty]

Purchased frozen in bulk from rodentpro.com they're like 25 cents!
So, considering the convenience factor of the local store a buck isn't bad, unless you plan on making that a staple in the diet.
I'm seriously considering getting a large mixed order myself.

 

[Zooman_bw]

no their staple is the ground turkey, beef liver mix. but they get a variety of things, and I am always looking for more.

 

[jmiles50]

Hey bro, where ya going? Pets Inc prices are decent. Not too bad at all!

 

[GOT_TEGUS]

I get chicks from local chicken farms. i pay 5 cents each or get them free . try local farms cant beat the price.

 

[Beasty]

no their staple is the ground turkey, beef liver mix. but they get a variety of things, and I am always looking for more.

By "staple" I meant once or possibly twice a week. I feed locally bred quail up to twice a week when I go get them. Otherwise, I feed a multitude of different things such as roaches(hissers/dubias), turkey with and without cod liver oil, beef liver, chicken breast, ground lean beef, chicken hearts, mango, papaya, shrimp, strawberries, blueberries, cantaloupe, honeydew melon, dates, rats, ASFs, etc.

 

[Zooman_bw]

Jon AZ Reptiles is where ive been getting them, there animals are way over priced but their feeders are alright

 

[jmwgibson56]

Jon AZ Reptiles is where ive been getting them, there animals are way over priced but their feeders are alright

I dunno remember the name exactly but there is a really good reptile shop on university just west of mcClintock on the south side of the road. cheapest feeders in town, im pretty sure. However AZ reptiles has always been great to me.