Well, that's one way to end up with a pet mouse

To me the females are stinkier when I had rats as pets their cage was always worse than the males

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Originally Posted by Jellybeans

To me the females are stinkier when I had rats as pets their cage was always worse than the males

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Rats are not the same as mice...

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Originally Posted by Bogertophis

Rats are not the same as mice...

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Wow so it's the opposite on the mice huh?

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Originally Posted by Jellybeans

Wow so it's the opposite on the mice huh?

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Rats are good mice are bad

Haha, I am partial to the rats

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Originally Posted by Danger noodles

Rats are good mice are bad

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To me, both gender of rats are smelly, but as pets, they are personable, even affectionate & make good pets, even if not nature's prettiest creatures.

Mice don't usually make good pets...they're nowhere near as smart, trusting or personable as rats, & while they LOOK cute, the males reek. But don't
let my comments stop you from trying...maybe some have "evolved" by now? :rolleyes:

This is exactly why i’m so happy my new BEL took f/t! I would end up with too many mice and rats lol. sounds like that little baby has got a good new parent haha :)


-Jason

Yeah it's kind of hard to get attached to the frozen ones
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Originally Posted by gdawgs56

This is exactly why i’m so happy my new BEL took f/t! I would end up with too many mice and rats lol. sounds like that little baby has got a good new parent haha :)


-Jason

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Aww she (or he?) looks so cute! She really is Lucky indeed. Hope this all works out for you and her!

This is one of the reasons I don’t ever want to feed live prey :oops:
I’d end up falling in love with the mice.. especially since I have had pet mice before. They are extremely smart and live a good 6-8 years if cared for well!