Live and Frozen Feeders
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Welcome to kingsnake.com's classified section for Live & Frozen Feeders. This section is for posting wanted and for sale advertisements for live and frozen feeder animals and insects, such as button quail, chicks, rabbits, rats, mice, superworms, mealworms, waxworms, crickets, roaches, ants and any and all other live or frozen prey items consumed by reptiles and amphibians. If you are looking for, or want to post advertisements for, other types of reptile & amphibian foods, or other reptiles and amphibians and supplies please review our classified index for the appropriate category.
All crocodilians, snakes and amphibians, and most lizards and turtles are carnivores, insectivores, or piscivores, deriving their energy and nutrient requirements from a diet consisting mainly or exclusively of animals, insects, or fish, whether through predation or scavenging.
Today there are a huge variety of live and frozen prey items available mail order to keep your reptiles and amphibians fed, no matter how picky.
For questions on feeding your animals please check out our Feeder Forum, or to look at photos or upload your own, visit the Feeders Photo Gallery.
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featured product - $25 3 mos./27¢ day
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Feeder Forum
Gallery Photo: TheWormwood
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Recent Feeder Food Discussion Forum Posts
• Rats in NW Houston (Tomball/Cypress), posted by aKhanna
• Local Mice/Rats, posted by frozenfeeders
• please help-first online feeder purchase, posted by poomwah
• Need advice fast., posted by ballfreak
• Hamsters as feeders, posted by MattyM
• Dubia nymphs dying on their back?, posted by feralswirl
• Rat breeders in KY ?, posted by kar
• FROZEN MICE, posted by jgalvan
• Toad feeders., posted by OrangeHeterodon
• feeders in DC/Maryland, posted by ckamani81
• lids for cement tubs, posted by snakemansam
• Rodent Breeders in Orlando/Kissimmee?, posted by tcdrover
• Feeder rats in South Carolina, posted by chuyDawg
• Feeder rats in South Carolina, posted by chuyDawg
• Rabbit food as a bedding??, posted by ballfreak
• Rat moms belly?, posted by ballfreak
• HELP: Need life fuzzy mice in chicago, posted by HilaryG
• Feeder prices - WOW!, posted by avalanche
• Lab Rat Dealer (Best Strain), posted by jojobear
• What is everyone feeding their mealworms, posted by Fleck
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featured product - $25 3 mos./27¢ day
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Upcoming Events
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Glossary
A resource guide to reptile & amphibian specific words, acronyms, & terminology
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Vets
United States
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The ARAV is a veterinary organization promoting conservation
and humane treatment of all reptilian and amphibian species through education, captive breeding, and habitat
preservation.
For information on the ARAV, or how you can become a member, please visit our web site at
http://arav.org
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The ARAV is a veterinary organization promoting conservation
and humane treatment of all reptilian and amphibian species through education, captive breeding, and habitat
preservation.
For information on the ARAV, or how you can become a member, please visit our web site at
http://arav.org
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Australia
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The ARAV is a veterinary organization promoting conservation
and humane treatment of all reptilian and amphibian species through education, captive breeding, and habitat
preservation.
For information on the ARAV, or how you can become a member, please visit our web site at
http://arav.org
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Other Countries
ARAV Member Vets in Other Countries
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The ARAV is a veterinary organization promoting conservation
and humane treatment of all reptilian and amphibian species through education, captive breeding, and habitat
preservation.
For information on the ARAV, or how you can become a member, please visit our web site at
http://arav.org
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About the ARAV
The Association of Reptilian and Amphibian Veterinarians (ARAV) is an international veterinary organization promoting conservation and humane treatment of all reptilian and amphibian species through education, captive breeding, and habitat preservation.
The ARAV advances programs for preventative medicine, husbandry, and scientific research in the field of veterinary medicine dealing with reptiles and amphibians. Also, the ARAV distributes scientific information relating to the field of husbandry, veterinary medicine and surgery of reptiles and amphibians through the Journal of Herpetological Medicine and Surgery, the official publication of the Association, and the Annual Conference of the Association.
For more information about the ARAV or to join as an Associate Member for Non Veterinarians or as an Active Veterinarian Member please visit our website at http://arav.org, or contact us by mail, fax, or phone.
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Association of Reptilian and Amphibian Veterinarians
810 East 10th, PO Box 1897
Lawrence, KS 66044 USA
Phone 1-800-627-0326
International 1-785-865-9401
Fax 1-785-843-6153
http://arav.org
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