Where do mice live outside?

Answer 1

While mice should be slighlty exposed to sun and warmth rather then constant dark, it's not recommended to leave them outside unless it's sheltered and appropriate with some light and some shade. You can keep them near a window inside so they get some light but don't expose them fully or this can lead to health problems. Try finding a comfortable place inside that's not too dark but not to light exposed. :)

Answer 2

Yes you can! I have two mice that live outside in an old toybox... All you need to do is get and old plastic toybox or storage box and cut a big hole in the middle. Once you have a big hole (the hole should take up half the side) Insert some sort of small bars, For instence Cut of the bars from a bird cage and stick it on the hole with glue or cable tyers... Make sure the bars are close together and the mice cant get out... Also the cage needs to have heaps of warm things in it for cold days. make sure the cage is in shade though. The cage will heat up fast and kill the mice.

Answer 3

If it is wild, then yes, keep it outside like in your garage. Make sure in can't get out, or your in big trouble. Tanks or buckets with lids and air holes are best for wild mice. Pet mice can go in a wire cage though. The same with keeping a shrew as a pet [where to keep it]. hope this helps.

Answer 4

Yes, but any glass enclosure will need to be cleaned more often because the ammonia level will be much higher due to less ventilation. It will also hold more heat (body heat from the mice) so make sure it is large enough to accommodate the number of mice in the enclosure.

Answer 5

Yes, a pet mouse can go outside, but I would not recommend keeping them outside. You can take a mouse outside but you absoloutley keep it in your sight. If you lose track of it, you will probably never see your little cutie ever again. Anyway, thanks!! :)

Answer 6

They can survive, definitely, but the wild is dangerous for albino animals, because they're so much easier for predators to spot, and they have sensitivities that non-albinos don't.