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labor

Haha this I do not know. I don't want to stay up all night to find out and time it. lol Maybe if someone wanted to tape it with a timer lol.
 
You know, I never checked for exact times, but I would think it would be somewhere in the range of an hour to several hours. I check my mice every day & the the females seem to drop their litters overnight. In the evening they are extremely fat - the next morning they have a litter :)

I always leave the litter alone for a few days - unless you need them all for hatchlings. If you disturb a litter in the first 3 days some females will eat the remaining young.
 
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