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has anyone heard of this?

i use the lil container i first got my snake in... it stays warm enough long enough to thaw the mice, so i figure a dedicated plastic container... don't have to sacrifice a mug ;)
 
I don't have time to read this whole post so sorry if this is duplicate info, but I lay all my feeders out in a shallow cardboard box and put it under a light to thaw. The light is not directly on them,but about two feet above. This slowly thaws them, but doesn't make them as squishy as thawing in a bag in hot water. I move the light closer for a few minutes prior to feeding them so they are nice and warm and dry.
 
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