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    thamnophis puniceus Lori P's Avatar
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    Re: is Raising feeder mice for you?

    LOL. Mice have HUGE ones.

    Don't be too upset if these mice don't do their thing for you, Kyle. I can't even remember how long it took me to get a breeding group... mice can be hard to get started.
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    Re: is Raising feeder mice for you?

    Yeah, I had accidentally had a male with a group of females for probably about a week before I took a closer look...oops. He was fairly young so that may be how i got away with it. Now he is a lot older...and we named him mr. big.
    ~Christa

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    Re: is Raising feeder mice for you?



    The male is the albino. :P
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    Re: is Raising feeder mice for you?

    Oh I like the girl's colors! I need to get me some colors... no I don't... then I'd be like, oh, she's too cute to feed, oh, I like that one's markings... lol
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    It's all about the Fuzzies jitami's Avatar
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    Re: is Raising feeder mice for you?

    Quote Originally Posted by Lori P View Post
    no I don't... then I'd be like, oh, she's too cute to feed, oh, I like that one's markings... lol
    One of the local breeders I buy from has mice with different colors and the fuzzies especially are so very very cute... a little too cute... thankfully that guy freezes them for me so by the time I see them there's no chance of me deciding to just keep this one or that one I'm really thinking about setting up a small breeding colony though... I'm looking at empty tanks now... I have a 5.5 gallon that could house a trio or I could divide the 15 gallon to house two trios... hmmmm...
    Tami

    Oh. Because you know, it seems to me that, aside
    from being a little mentally ill, she's pretty normal.

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    Re: is Raising feeder mice for you?

    Ours are housed in poly totes.

    And yes, we have "Adopted" more than one for being cute.

    Fortunately, They just become the next generation of producing parents.

    However, as soon as we name them, it becomes a little harder when something happens to them.

    The mouse on the bottom is dying, look at the way the other mouse provided companionship and comfort.

    At the time I took the picture, I thought they were just "bonding" the next morning, the brown one was in a really bad way, so I did the humane thing and put it down and fed it off.

    Like I said once before, I will never look at mouse traps and poisons the same way again....


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    It's all about the Fuzzies jitami's Avatar
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    Re: is Raising feeder mice for you?

    aaawwwww...
    Tami

    Oh. Because you know, it seems to me that, aside
    from being a little mentally ill, she's pretty normal.

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    Re: is Raising feeder mice for you?

    Well... I broke down and told my parents...
    That I have one. lol
    So now I can feel free to move them into a 10 gallon on the highest shelf in my room, out of direct sight, and let them do their thing.

    The tote wasn't working out for me... They trashed my lovely setup overnight.
    So, I'ma dig out the ole' ceramic dishes and set things up a little more... Mouse proof. lol
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    Re: is Raising feeder mice for you?

    Good luck with that. They seem to like to arrange their own feng shui. No matter how "nice" I make their cages, they have them completely torn apart and rearranged by morning. :-)
    Lori, New Hope Rescue-- rescuing equines and others
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    Re: is Raising feeder mice for you?

    Ceramics and plastics should stop that. lol
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