I want a pet thats realitively easy to take care of for my 20 gallon tank with UV lighting and stuff included already. The pets above were suggested to me for being low maitenance- I just dont know if its true- which one do you think is best? and if not- suggest the pet you think would be best (doesnt have to be the ones above)

I found a site to mail order dead mice but theres a problem. They are all prekilled and you can only buy in bulk. How long can I keep about 50 mice frozen if Im only using one a week-- Is it safe to be feeding my ball python a year old mouse? Also- I have never tried feeding this snake in particular a prekilled mouse. I have heard ball pythons are picky eaters... I need a place where I can order a few- then- if it will eat it buy in bulk.

I prefer Live mice to dead but I dont know of any website that I can "subscribe" to to be sent live ice every so often. I would prefer this to the other.

When I bought this snake- the guy told me not to hold it for about a day after it ate because
No petstore under an hours drive away (not an option)

I prefer live food.

I found a site to mail order dead mice but theres a problem. They are all prekilled and you can only buy in bulk. How long can I keep about 50 mice frozen if Im only using one a week-- Is it safe to be feeding my ball python a year old mouse? Also- I have never tried feeding this snake in particular a prekilled mouse. I have heard ball pythons are picky eaters... I need a place where I can order a few- then- if it will eat it buy in bulk.

When I bought this snake- the guy told me not to hold it for about a day after it ate because of regurgitation. Its about a foot long now- does that still apply?

The pet store I was getting the mice from recently closed (about a month ago) Now- the nearest places to get live mice are over an hours drive away. I can not do that every week or even every two weeks.

I dont have the time or the patience to constantly clean up after breeding mice. They stink. I dont like rodents.