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For the beginner keeper, moving from pinky mice to fuzzies is a major milestone in your pet’s development. Stoffels Frozen Baby Mouse Fuzzies are ethically sourced and flash-frozen to lock in vital vitamins and minerals. Unlike younger pinkies, fuzzies have started to develop a skeletal structure and a light coat of fur, which introduces much-needed calcium and fiber into your pet’s diet.

Why Choose Stoffels Ecopack?

• Optimal Sizing: At 6g, these are perfectly sized for juvenile Corn Snakes, Ball Pythons, and larger amphibians like Pacman Frogs.

• Flash-Frozen Freshness: Our rigorous freezing process ensures that the nutritional integrity is maintained and harmful parasites are eliminated.

• Sustainable Packaging: The Ecopack design uses minimal, recyclable materials, making it a responsible choice for the environmentally conscious hobbyist.

• Professional Grade: Stoffels is a trusted name among breeders and zoological institutions, ensuring consistent sizing and health standards.

Feeding Guide for Beginners

1. Thawing: Never use a microwave. Thaw the mouse fuzzy in a sealed bag in a bowl of cool to lukewarm water until it is soft throughout.

2. Warming: Once thawed, dip the head of the fuzzy in warm water (approx. 38°C) to mimic the body heat of live prey.

3. Presentation: Use feeding tongs (hemostats) to offer the prey to your pet. This prevents accidental bites and keeps your scent separate from the food.

4. Frequency: Generally, juvenile reptiles are fed one fuzzy every 5–7 days, but always consult a species-specific care sheet.

Safety Tip: Always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after handling frozen feeders or cleaning feeding areas.