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    Talking i got weights for you adam

    ok adam i started a thread a while back asking how many mice my two should eat and you said you needed weights.

    male-616grams-2.5ft

    female-566grams-2ft

    the female i might want to reweigh because for some reason she feels heavier than the male but the scale says different ... hang on ill go do that...

    i weighed her again and it said 566grams

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    Re: i got weights for you adam

    I have animals that size that eat one "retired breeder" sized mouse every 7 days and they are growing as fast as the rat eaters of similar age and size.

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    Re: i got weights for you adam

    yep, my two are about that same size. Both usually get two or three 'just became adult size' mice (approximately 20 grams each) or one 'retired breeder' mouse (approximately 40 grams each). It depends on what I have available at the time.
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