Once baby feeder mice are born, its practically impossible to tell the sex until they are atleast 10 days old. By that time, the baby mice will have matured enough to start forming their male and female parts. The females start forming 10 nipples on their under sides. The males won't really show much change until they reach atleast 5 weeks. As for older feeder mice the female should have 10 nipples, and their genitals will be close together. As for the male, he should have testicles and his genitals will be further apart.
The males will have a testicle sack below the anal vent, a female will have a vulva slit beneath the anal vent.
Pick it up by the tail and look.
if they're breathing
no
If you know your rodents, you should be able to tell the gender of baby rodents at birth (I can).
No the pregnancy test lone will not tell you the sex of the baby.
Baby mice can be separated once they can see and hear and have fur as long as you can tell the difference between a boy and a girl. Because mice can have babies when they are 4 weeks old!
Have what ? sex? a baby?
No
The baby's genitals aren't developed enough to tell yet.
5 months.
you should as the vet to find out
5months
Around week 18