split rubish from foer sale. Ban for 2 days again ?

[rodentrancher]

Hey Afro, don't you know that rodents are allergic to cheese and dairy products. LOL!!! :lol: It kills em.

 

[africancichlidau]

LOL, mine love it

 

[soulweaver]

hr's right they do love dairy!! afro has full cream in the water bottles

 

[rodentrancher]

oops! Sorry Slatey! My apologies!

 

[Slateman]

Becaose this is my adwertisment you guys are distroying, I will take no action. Please be curefull in future.

 

[africancichlidau]

I was actually being serious! My way of saying are you prepared to freight? Obviously not!

 

[Slateman]

LOL afro. How you can post live mice? anybody have idea?
If it is possible I would mate.

 

[instar]

Im guessing you could send mice by air, same as snakes? I dont seewhy not, anyone?

 

[BROWNS]

Several times i have received a clutch of pinkies or fuzzies accompanied with a new snake arrival so i can't see a problem, or why it can't be done.Theses were just placed in a tiny tupperware container in next to the well packed reptile.This was from the actual breeder of the snakes i purchased and i did ask if possibly he could throw in a good feed and it was not a problem.

 

[Slateman]

I would be worry to packed adult mice properly. If they would survive, thay need lots of air and if you make holes to plastic clicklak. they just chew through it. Cartbort dont last me just to bring them to a mate 2 street a way.
They chewing so efectively .

 

[instar]

Slatey you could use one of these. This one is about 15cm long but they come larger. This size you can buy for $2 at reject shop or similar.very tough smooth plastic, mice cannot chew and lid is well ventilated all round and ontop. I think you could freight this inside cardboard box with holes, no problem. I always though this was what people referred to as click clacks?

 

[instar]

Are these what people call click clacks? ^ :?

 

[Retic]

No, Click Clacks are clear plastic food containers. Quite hard to get now and very versatile. The have little "locks" on all four sides that make them ideal for housing snakes etc.

 

[instar]

ah, ok, thanks Boa! :wink: I just use large plastic storage tubs with holes drilled.
I keep crix in the above containers pre feeding out. With a few modifications, the one shown is a froggy holder during cleanouts, The crix ones, i melt a hole in one end about as wide diameter as a coke bottle opening and insert a black plastic tube with the outside end sealed. Crix go inside and when I need em, I just remove the tube and shake em out.
Same thing ive seen in petshops $26 :shock: Mine cost me $2 :lol:

 

[Slateman]

Thanks Inny, but I think that would be to costly for mice. Bit unpractical to use air carier for few mice.
Afrofish my old mate, you have to get some locally.

 

[Greebo]

Are these what people call click clacks

Most people I know refer to these as click-clacks, except they usually mean the larger ones (30cm long).

 

[stockeh]

these are click clacks guys... not all that hard to get we do all sizes

Take care
Matt
animalattraction.com.au

 

[angelrose]

pails posts em live... so there must be a way. i would say just like freighting a dog, in an escape proof container, informing the airline what it is and have special care instructions.

Angel