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Old 18-10-2009, 05:01 PM
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Finally got round to rehousing the harvest mice today, once they settle i will get some clearer pictures






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Awww, so cute! XD
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OMG! How cute are they?! Didn't realise you could keep them as pets!
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Yes very cute, i have african pygmy dormice, they only come out at night. Do havest mice come out in the day and what do they eat? I'm thinking of getting some.
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Lionheart: Yes harvest mice do come out during the day, they're always out and about. They eat a varied seed and grain mix as a staple and will take fresh foods much the same as fancy mice (e.g. fruit/veg, cooked meat such as chicken, boiled potato, bread, even biscuit crumbs and breakfast cereals). I have found them very easy to keep although I have kept rodents for quite a few years now. I think the key is the right environment and of course diet - as long as you don't overcrowd them and keep them in the correct groupings they should be fine. I have some available if you are still interested. You may also want to read this: www.fancymice.info/harvestmice.html
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Thanks for that Fancymice, great link as well
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Old 21-10-2009, 11:59 PM
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Finally got round to rehousing the harvest mice today, once they settle i will get some clearer pictures


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That looks really good - can I ask what you have in there? Are they stripped corn stalks? What are the leaves?
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Omg they are just gorgeous!
I had a look at the site aswell and the pictures on there are adorable! Love the one of the doe licking the glass! Bless!!
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Her female babies do it as well - must be a family thing
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