The Gold Standard in Natural Nutrition

For the dedicated hobbyist, replicating a natural diet is the key to a vibrant, healthy pet. Stoffels Frozen Adult Mice provide a whole-prey solution that satisfies the biological requirements of large carnivorous species. Unlike processed flakes or pellets, whole-prey feeding provides essential roughage (fur and bone) which aids in the digestive health and intestinal cleaning of large predators.

Why Choose Stoffels Blister Packs?

• Hygienic & Convenient: The individual blister compartments prevent “freezer burn” and ensure you never have to touch more than one mouse at a time.

• Flash-Frozen Freshness: Our mice are frozen at the peak of their nutritional value, ensuring that the 17g of mass is packed with the proteins and minerals your pet needs for growth and energy.

• Pathogen Free: Sourced from veterinary-supervised facilities, these feeders are screened to ensure they are free from parasites and diseases common in live prey.

Beginner’s Guide: How to Feed

If you are new to feeding frozen rodents to your aquatic or reptilian pets, follow these simple steps for a safe experience:

1. Thaw Properly: Place the required number of mice in a sealed bag and submerge in lukewarm water. Never use a microwave, as this can cook the protein and create dangerous hot spots.

2. Temperature Check: Ensure the mouse is fully thawed to room temperature or slightly warmer (around 30-35°C) before offering it to your pet.

3. Feeding: For large fish like Arowanas or Oscars, use long feeding tongs to present the mouse at the water surface. For reptiles, place the prey in their designated feeding area.

4. Cleanup: Remove any uneaten food after 30 minutes to maintain water quality and hygiene.

Pro Tip for Aquarists: Feeding whole prey can be a “messy” affair for some fish. We recommend feeding right before a scheduled water change to keep your aquarium pristine.