Evrox snake food
Evrox is a frozen whole-prey brand for pet snakes, supplying rodents weighed and sized to match a snake's feeding stage rather than a single one-size product. We stock the standard Evrox Snake Food alongside Evrox Snake Food Fluff, a fluff-stage option for younger or smaller feeders.
What the range covers
Evrox Snake Food is frozen whole-prey rodents for pet snakes, standardised to size for each feeding stage rather than sold as a single generic size — useful because a snake fed prey that is too large or too small for its own size is a common feeding problem in captivity. Buying to the correct stage rather than guessing is the whole point of a range built this way.
Evrox Snake Food Fluff covers the fluff stage specifically — the smallest size bracket, aimed at younger snakes or species that stay small as adults — and comes in a 50-pack, which suits a keeper feeding regularly rather than buying single prey items each time. Both are sold frozen and need to be fully defrosted before feeding, in line with normal whole-prey handling practice.
Who this suits
This range suits snake keepers who already feed whole prey and want a reliable, sized source, rather than one product that does not distinguish between a hatchling's needs and an adult's. It is not a starting point for someone new to keeping snakes to work out feeding size or frequency from scratch — that is worth researching properly, or asking an experienced keeper or exotics vet, before buying in bulk.
Frozen prey needs proper freezer storage and full defrosting, so it suits a keeper already set up for that rather than being an impulse purchase. If you keep more than one snake at different life stages, having both the standard and fluff sizes in the freezer covers more of the collection than one size alone.
The range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Evrox Snake Food
Frozen whole-prey rodents for pet snakes, weighed to a standardised size for each feeding stage
From£2.75
Evrox Snake Food Fluff
Frozen whole-prey fluff-stage feeding parcels for snakes and other carnivorous reptiles, 50-pack
£16.13
Evorx Snake Food Fluff
A 10-pack of frozen whole-prey replacement food for snakes and other carnivorous reptiles
£3.80
Exo Terra Snake Bedding
Dust-free poplar wood snake bedding for breeders and sensitive hatchlings, 8 litres
£7.69
Komodo Tortoise Food Salad Mix
A complete holistic tortoise diet flavoured to taste like fresh salad
£7.29
Tetra Reptomin Sticks
Complete Tetra ReptoMin dry sticks for water turtles, with calcium and phosphorus
£4.98
King British Turtle Terrapin Complete Food
A complete extruded stick food for turtles and terrapins, built on shrimp and krill
From£4.13
Komodo Tortoise Bar Flower
A flower and grass bar treat for tortoises, bound with a vegan binder
£4.19
Tetra ReptoMin
Floating stick food for water turtles, with 39% protein and added calcium for shell growth
£9.06
Monkfield Chicks - Day Old
250 humanely sourced day-old chicks, blast frozen for reptile whole-prey feeding
£42.69
Common questions
- How do I defrost frozen snake food safely?
- Frozen whole prey should be fully defrosted before feeding, normally by moving it to a fridge for several hours or leaving it at room temperature in a sealed bag, rather than using a microwave or hot water which can cook the outside while the middle stays frozen.
- What is the difference between Evrox Snake Food and the Fluff option?
- The Fluff option is sized for the smallest feeding stage, aimed at younger snakes or species that stay small as adults, while the standard Evrox Snake Food range covers larger, standardised sizes for bigger or more mature snakes.
- How do I know what size prey my snake needs?
- Prey size is usually judged against the snake's own girth at its widest point rather than a fixed age or length, and getting it wrong in either direction is a common feeding problem, so it is worth researching properly or asking an experienced keeper or exotics vet if you are ever unsure.
- Can I feed frozen prey straight from the freezer?
- No, whole prey needs to be fully defrosted first. Feeding anything still even partly frozen is a risk to the snake, so build in enough time before a feed for it to thaw completely rather than rushing it.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.