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Starting mouse breeding?

daddio207 said:
Clever use of a concrete bin! Perfect for rodents. No edges to chew and no corners that can get impacted with dirty bedding. Nice!
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Thanks, they worked very well. And clean up was easier with these. All corners were rounded and the entire bin was non-porous. A little bleach water and a quick wipe down and everything is clean and sanitized.
 
I like to give my females a couple weeks off and not keep breeding them back to back to back with no time off. Mine have been really consistent in # of pups. The fist litter they have around 8 and from then on I've been getting 12 to 14 each litter.
 
Mine have been having 10-13, except Miss Killer who only had 3 and ate one. She came from a rescue and I think she's pretty old. She should retire and be fed to the snakes, maybe. :p
 
Oh my gosh the babies are so adorable- I don't think I would ever be prepared to feed/humanely kill live mice lol I just don't have it in me!
Luckily my new baby eats pre-frozen pinkies, I would just grow attached to the baby mice!
 
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