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Reptile Related

Frozen Rats – Reptile Food

Precio habitual £4.50 GBP
Precio habitual Precio de oferta £4.50 GBP
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Give your reptiles the safest, most nutritious feeding experience with our ethically bred, humanely dispatched, flash‑frozen whole prey. Perfect for snakes, monitors, amphibians, and birds of prey, our frozen reptile food delivers complete, natural nutrition in a convenient, hygienic format.

Our frozen rats are sourced from trusted suppliers and frozen immediately after dispatch to preserve freshness, nutrients, and quality. Each prey item is size‑graded, ensuring you can match the perfect rodent to your reptile’s feeding needs.

This product includes multiple size variants, each available in convenient multi‑packs.


Rat Pups (up to 10g) – 10 Pack
Perfect for hatchling snakes and small carnivores. Soft‑boned, easy‑digest prey ideal for early growth stages.

Rat Fluffs (11–25g) – 10 Pack
Suitable for young snakes transitioning from pinkies. Higher protein and bone density for healthy development.

Weaner Rats (26–50g) – 10 Pack
Great for juvenile snakes and medium species. Balanced whole‑prey nutrition with consistent sizing.

Large Weaner Rats (51–100g) – 10 Pack
Ideal for growing pythons, boas, and larger colubrids. A reliable mid‑size prey option.

Small Rats (101–150g) – 5 Pack
Perfect for adult corn snakes, kingsnakes, and smaller pythons. Dense nutrition in a manageable size.

Medium Rats (151–250g) – 5 Pack
A staple prey size for adult ball pythons and boas. High‑value whole‑prey nutrition.

Large Rats (251–355g) – 5 Pack
Designed for large adult snakes requiring substantial meals. Excellent protein and fat balance.

X‑Large Rats (356–450g) – 5 Pack
For big constrictors and monitors. Heavy, nutrient‑rich prey for powerful feeders.

Giant Rats (>450g) – 3 Pack
Maximum‑size prey for large boas, retics, and monitors. Premium whole‑prey nutrition for giant species.

❄️ Feeding & Storage Instructions

  • Keep frozen at –18°C or below

  • Thaw fully before feeding — never microwave

  • Warm slightly to encourage feeding response

  • Use feeding tongs for safety

  • Do not refreeze thawed prey