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Stinky little mice...
Why is it that a mouse is only in my tank for 2 minutes, yet, afterwards, my ENTIRE tank smells like mice for days???
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Re: Stinky little mice...
They pee and poop alot? Or was that a retorical question?
~mike
“The richest value of wilderness lie not in the days of Daniel Boone, nor even in the present but rather in the future.” - Aldo Leopold
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Re: Stinky little mice...
A little of both, LOL! Just wondering if anyone has the same experience. They don't even get a chance to pee or poop.
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Re: Stinky little mice...
Actually mice and rats don't have control over their bladders, so they are always going.
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Re: Stinky little mice...
 Originally Posted by stonewall
Actually mice and rats don't have control over their bladders, so they are always going.
Yea because they use it as a trail to follow back and forth when foraging. thats how they train them in movies to go to a point, have they walk it a bunch of times then they go it on their own.
I acctually just fed 2 rats to my guys and one had normal feces, and one's stank to high heaven. it was gross.
~mike
“The richest value of wilderness lie not in the days of Daniel Boone, nor even in the present but rather in the future.” - Aldo Leopold
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Re: Stinky little mice...
I think mice can convert air to poop. You could probably not feed that thing for a couple days and it will still be pooping all day.
It's amazing the amount of food intake vs poop on my mice
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