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I did go to a show last July, after I got my oldest Gu, and they told me they only sold in the hundreds...don't remember what the company's name was, though. I plan on going again this July, so I will check it out again.

So, you don't have to ziplock them with tegus? That's what I usually do, is ziplock them. They don't mind it if they're that wet?

One every 2 months???!!! Lucky! We're lucky if we have 2 a year.

So, it sounds like Rodentpro and American Rodent might be the ones I need to check out. We have a reptile show coming in July, so I should look into ordering some to pick up there.

It seems like all of you are defrosting the same way I am; except I use ziplocs in the cup or bowl. One problem I always have is getting it to the right temperature...they will only eat their food if it's warm. Then I don't want to leave it in the water TOO long, as I'm afraid it will smell.
The baby red is just getting familiar with F/T, as he was being fed live in the pet store. They don't believe in feeding frozen.

<blockquote data-quote="Gandolf38" data-source="post: 81349" data-attributes="member: 2066"><hr class="bbc-hr bbc-hr--3" />I did go to a show last July, after I got my oldest Gu, and they told me they only sold in the hundreds...don't remember what the company's name was, though. I plan on going again this July, so I will check it out again.<hr class="bbc-hr bbc-hr--3" />So, you don't have to ziplock them with tegus? That's what I usually do, is ziplock them. They don't mind it if they're that wet?<hr class="bbc-hr bbc-hr--3" /><hr class="bbc-hr bbc-hr--3" />One every 2 months???!!! Lucky! We're lucky if we have 2 a year.<hr class="bbc-hr bbc-hr--3" />So, it sounds like Rodentpro and American Rodent might be the ones I need to check out. We have a reptile show coming in July, so I should look into ordering some to pick up there. It seems like all of you are defrosting the same way I am; except I use ziplocs in the cup or bowl. One problem I always have is getting it to the right temperature...they will only eat their food if it's warm. Then I don't want to leave it in the water TOO long, as I'm afraid it will smell. The baby red is just getting familiar with F/T, as he was being fed live in the pet store. They don't believe in feeding frozen.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gandolf38, post: 81349, member: 2066"] [hr][/hr] I did go to a show last July, after I got my oldest Gu, and they told me they only sold in the hundreds...don't remember what the company's name was, though. I plan on going again this July, so I will check it out again. [hr][/hr] So, you don't have to ziplock them with tegus? That's what I usually do, is ziplock them. They don't mind it if they're that wet? [hr][/hr] [hr][/hr] One every 2 months???!!! Lucky! We're lucky if we have 2 a year. [hr] So, it sounds like Rodentpro and American Rodent might be the ones I need to check out. We have a reptile show coming in July, so I should look into ordering some to pick up there. It seems like all of you are defrosting the same way I am; except I use ziplocs in the cup or bowl. One problem I always have is getting it to the right temperature...they will only eat their food if it's warm. Then I don't want to leave it in the water TOO long, as I'm afraid it will smell. The baby red is just getting familiar with F/T, as he was being fed live in the pet store. They don't believe in feeding frozen.[/hr] [/QUOTE]

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