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    I would say keeping them between 60 and 70 would be best. But also keep in mind that the more uncomfortable they are, the less likely they are to produce for you.

    Mice -can- survive in freezing temperatures, but are MUCH less likely to breed, and even if they do they may eat their young, or they may die from the cold.

    Hot temperatures have the same effects.

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