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16-10-2006, 01:47 PM
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mice!
mice available
no, i don't mind what you have them for... pets, breeding your own food... as long as you keep them well.. (humane gas chamber supplier avaiable also!) keep a few as pets, and keep the rest of the collection going! please note: i do NOT condone live feeding of rodents to reptiles. bald mice: great for problem feeders. at £15 a pair, if you get the local shops interested, also great to sell. both sexes available now. single bald mouse £8 Pair bald mice £15 Trio bald mice £20    |
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16-10-2006, 02:25 PM
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wow, look at the ears on those lol
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16-10-2006, 03:18 PM
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lol balenced by their balls nige.. also huge!
ermmm, probably not going back up till later in the year... i could deliver, but its 20p a mile, return journey included. will be at rodbaston on the 19th november, and in milton keynes on the 29th tho. Nerys |
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16-10-2006, 04:02 PM
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err.. when you say what they need..
standard mouse care really, but more food and keep them warmer in the winter basically mouse house.. glass tank, habitrail, gabber, roddy.. rotostak.. personally nothing with tubes, like habitrail and rotostack.. they pee and poo inside the tubes, hard to clean and smells! i keep mine on horse shavings, they eat standard mouse fare.. also kitchen scraps. clean water at all times.. use bottles not dishes unless you want to clean them 5 times a day! keep in pairs or groups so cage, bedding, shredded paper junk mail is fine. do NOT use the cotton wool stuff from petshops. it gets stuck round the legs and tail and kills the limb. food water bottle toys if you want, toilet roll tubes do just as well bed house an extra really, but they do like somewhere to tuck away does that help? Nerys |
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