Post your Biggest Breeder Female Mouse

id love to send them but be too much involved with paper work of sending live mice.

Heres a picture i just took of that females brother. They are all calm and love being held. he is 67grams
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y14...g/100_2775.jpg

OMG! I love his colors!:D

I think I have one of your mice over here! That albino female that was 17g is now 19g! And she's not fat. She's almost as big as her mother and she's about 5 weeks old!

I really like the look of your mice! Where can you find mice with colors like that? The only place I can find healthy mice is at Petco. The place I can find colorful mice is at a local reptile store but those mice are always sickly or will never breed. :(

I grow my breeding groups up with a male so they breed as soon as they mature, and all my females grow up fine. Rats though are a different story for me, I wait a few months. my Biggest female non prego was 81 grams, she was HUGE! Imagine her when she was pregnant...

Those are giant mice! Nice.

Yes they are big. One of my females had a awesome lil guy. Hes all black with a white race stripe up his head.
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y14...g/100_2791.jpg

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Originally Posted by Jay_Bunny

I think I have one of your mice over here! That albino female that was 17g is now 19g! And she's not fat. She's almost as big as her mother and she's about 5 weeks old!

I really like the look of your mice! Where can you find mice with colors like that? The only place I can find healthy mice is at Petco. The place I can find colorful mice is at a local reptile store but those mice are always sickly or will never breed. :(

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I started off with white lab mice and bought a brown and gold and cow spotted from a ma pa shop. Since then they have been giving me some crazy looking colors. I got one that had tiger stripes on its back. I sell many mice as pets since no one can find colors like this locally. and for .50 cents each cant beat it.

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Originally Posted by Jay_Bunny

Well technically humans are sexually mature during their teens, but that doesn't mean they are ready for breeding. :rolleyes::D

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They are actually technically most fit for breeding during the late teenage years, being more fertile and having less downtime after each "breeding" at younger ages ;)

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Originally Posted by flameethrower

This is my biggest of 8. And no she is nto pregnant as they have been on a month break now. I thought she was pregnant but a month past and no babies.

Shes the biggest mouse i ever seen. Her sisters are 70+g
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y14...g/100_2763.jpg

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Brindle mice are more prone to obesity, that's why your mouse is a fatty :teddy:

http://www.petrodents.com/Genetics/T...l?directory=65