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Just some mousy pics to enjoy (litter, pregnant mommy, male keeper)

SnakeAround

SnakeAround

Formerly Blutengel
Title says it all; litter (the mother is the grey mouse but the black/tan pied is pregnant and more worried about the litter then the grey mommy). It was the grey mommy's first litter and she threw 11, biggest litter a mommy gave me so far!

The wildcolor/white pied semi 'angora' mouse you see is from a previous litter born January 19 and is going to be a breeder male with me cause he's very cute and friendly. And his dad is a super stud so I hope he will be too!
 

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Aww! They are so cute!! Pretty coloring too! My colony has 3 all-brown females and one white male albino mouse. I'm keeping a black fuzzy from one of my litters, but I can't tell if its male or female yet. I'm hoping its a female!
 
Actually I secretly hope I'll always have some snakes only eating live prey, cause I do like breeding the mice and consider it part of the hobby. But it does cost quite some time...
 
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