ChristoFurs

10/13/2023

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we will not be active starting 10/13/23 until further notice. We hope to be back soon!

Love,
ChristoFurs PNW

06/30/2023

African soft fur and mice grow out bin we have so many pm us if interested!

03/29/2023

Hey there,

We're excited to let you know that we're ramping up our production of mice and African soft fur rats! We're reaching out to offer you the option to have rodents produced specifically for your needs, whether they're reptiles, raptors, cats, or any other animals.

We take pride in offering high-quality and nutritious products, and we believe that customizing our production to meet your specific requirements is the best way to ensure you receive what you need. Our team is ready to take any orders you may have. We wish to provide breeders with quality rodents.

If you have any questions or would like to discuss your specific needs, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.

03/14/2023

A whole bunch of weans 50+ or wait until they become adults. We also have 8 adult African soft furs. PM us for more information.

03/13/2023

Currently we are out of everything except mouse weans and sub adult African softies. If these are what you need at the moment we have them.

03/12/2023

We have a bunch of adult African soft furs Ready for home or for a meal.

03/10/2023

03/05/2023

Sooo many pinky mice, hoppers and weanies.
Also a bunch of weaned soft furs.
DM us for more info.

03/04/2023

Stripped spotted python male, would make an excellent breeder. Not the best pet, can be very defensive. Needs a new home DM me

02/16/2023

Breeding African soft fur rats as reptile feeders can have several benefits over using other common feeder rodent species. African soft fur rats are a relatively easy species to breed, requiring minimal space, food, and care. They are also known to have a higher reproduction rate than other rodent species, which means they can be bred more efficiently to meet the demand for reptile feeders and are also known to have less oder.

In terms of nutrition, feeding African soft fur rats to your reptile can have several advantages over more commonly used feeder rodents like mice or regular rats. African soft fur rats have a higher protein content and lower fat content than other rodents, which can promote healthy growth in reptiles. Additionally, since they are not commonly used as reptile food, they can be a more novel and interesting prey item for your reptile, which may help stimulate its natural hunting instincts.

02/14/2023

Oh BABIES! AFRICAN SOFT FUR RATS! TACOMA/PORT ORCHARD. Dm, text, email us for more information! 🥰🥰