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Maybe it would be easier to find a mouse breeder in your area.
What area are you in? I often send reptiles out via courier and know they carry birds, but my understanding is that TNT do NOT carry rodents. In any event, once you have them you may find it easier to set up your own breeding group. Good luck Stephen
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get to a petshop and buy some, if you are going to need them on even a semi regular basis then you'll need to breed them yourself or find some very locally.
I seriously don't think you'll get someone to post you mice! bit wrong to even ask IMO.
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If you buy from a pet shop they can not sell them to you legally if you say they are for reptile food. Their license is for pets livestock only.
Just say you are setting up a collection, buy a few and breed them. Stephen
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well youd have to keep and feed them then either way before feeding, just buy some normal hampster/mice/rat food from the shop, cheap as anything, and works fine, and a bottle of water
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You could use a dish, but you`d have to change it every 10 minutes as they will fill it with bedding.
If you are going to have mice you must be prepared to care for them properly, and keep them as live animals and not like "food". They need a good tank or cage, ideally tubes and boxes to hide/breed in, a decent quality food (they don`t need gutloading) ie rat/mouse/dog food. Hamster food isn`t really suitable if you intend to keep them for breeding, as its too low in protien. Mice are omnivorous and need meat in some form. Mine adore mealworms You`ll need a bottle of water to keep the water clean and fresh. I believe any "feeder" item, whether it be rodent or insect has the right to be cared for properly in life. And no, not many people will post mice. ![]() |
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