Female mice are typically full grown at about six weeks old, and males are usually full grown at around eight weeks old. Wild mice only live for about one year; however, domesticated mice can live between two and three years.
Yes. at 3 months, they are considered adults and this is when most researchers start training them.
Complete starvation in adults leads to death within eight to 12 weeks.
5 weeks
no
Mice are slowly weaned by their mother at 3-4 weeks old.
around 5 weeks
about 4 weeks.
The best age to start handling baby mice is four to five weeks.
12 adults are the same as 20 children. that means each child is = 12/20 adults. 12*15/20 = 9 adults. therefore we can board 3 adults and 15 children
At three weeks the baby mice are not fully weaned from their mother. You should keep the baby mice with their mother until four weeks. Then separate the boys and girls. The girls may be housed with their mom.
No because if you put a baby mouse/mice with adults they would think it's FOOD! Trust me, I had a baby field mouse and I put it in the cage with the adults and it was gone soon.
Mice reach sexual maturity as early as 5-6 weeks old but I do not recommend breeding them until they are 10-12 weeks old because breeding them at an early age can cause serious problems such as stunted growth, death, and failure to give birth to all of the litter.
4 weeks