If their brought up together never leaving they would. But they would soon forget when they mature all they would want do do is mate.

If their taken away for a whilst then reintroduced they defiantly wouldn't. They would just mate (depending on the gender of the mouse of corse)

You should allow the mouse to suck or lick them off the end of eye dropper. Do not force the liquid. It may also suck them off the end of you )clean) finger or suck it out of the end of (clean) soaked cotton.

If you go to the pet store you will find mice for sale called "fancy mice" they come in many different colors and coat styles. Compared to most mice they are more calm and less likely to bite.

Whiskers on animals are very useful in helping determine where things are as the move around at night when they don't see as well. The whiskers will touch, say, the edge of the animal's hole, telling it where the hole is.

No, they don't eat field mice, they are they same size. They eat grubs and underground insects

A mice gestates for 21-22 days. By then you should see a significant growth in the stomach (swallowed a golf ball look or pear shaped). Your mouse may be taking food into her house and building a mound of tissues inside her home. Do not disturb your mouse in when you believe she is in the labor process. Have fun with the babies! :)

Yes. If they are cooked. My cats eats pees and carrots all the time!

It would be possible.. biut it has a very slim chance of that happening. The average lifespan of a rat would be from 1 to 3 years. 3 years if you are lucky.

you'd actually be surprised to know only 2 or 3 it takes 5 weeks to wean 1 litter and n only 36 hours of giving brith the female is once again in heat and if left with the male will get pregnant again

Steve is a good name for a male mouse.

Earl is also good.

jelly-bean is also a good name. but i used it for a gerbil.

Yes, mice do indeed burrow and do so in order to build their nests. Other animals that burrow include voles, chipmunks, and gophers.ayush

Baby mice can be sexually mature as young as three weeks, though it can happen a little later, too. You should leave the babies with their mom as long as possible, but definitely not more than four or five weeks, or you'll end up with a lot more babies! Girls can stay with their mom for as long as you keep them, but you'll need to put the boys in their own cage.

When (i) all four of the little guy's feet are pointing toward the sky and (ii) a mirror held up to his little nose doesn't become fogged, he's probably sick.

Salami or hot dog soaked in Anti freeze over 5 hours. place bait on trap and scattered around, make sure to count how many you place on your perimeter, if any of the bait are missing you've killed the rat plane and simple, anti freeze is VERY sweet, I've placed a bowl with hot dogs and anti freeze and in the morning i found 1 raccoon and 3 rats dead in my barn. i'd say cheepest method imo.

No, the male mouse will harm the babies if they are not old enough. I left my male mouse in the same cage when my female had babies, what I found was that she would only go near the babies when it was feeding time, other than that my male ( the father ) was the one to protect then when people put their hands in the cage and he would sit on them to keeo them warm it was so cute, also good for the babies as he is the size on a small rat. xXx LostNHopeless

4 toes and one thumb behind it but it is very hard to see clearly.

mice love to crawl threw tunnels and u must have something for mice the gnaw/chew on or their teeth will over grow and u have to take your mouse to the vet to get their teeth trimmed

no

first part is making it get used to your hand, just lay your hand in the container, and place a piece of cheese in the center of your palm, take out any other sources of food from the container, and be patient, after a little bit the mouse will get hungry, and your hand will not have made any sudden movements, so it will crawl onto your hand, (DO NOT TRY TO HOLD THE MOUSE, this could scar it and cause it to not trust you, after you have gotten the mouse in your palm, wiggle your hand a bit, it will most likely jump back, if it does, keep your had still, and when it gets back on your hand, wiggle your hand again, wiggling your hand will help your mouse get used to your hand moving around him/her. Then start holding cheese in your fingers out to the baby mouse, and then wait for it to nibble at the cheese your holding, also you could make like a play pen, like take a baby doll crib, or a real crib and let the mouse run around in it, and to transport him you could first put him in a cup and move him to the play pen for 15 minutes or so, and then move to your hand under a glass cup, then to your hand. the key is PATIENCE.

Yes, it is possible to be scared to death. There have been cases of people suffering cardiac arrest as a result for extreme fear.

well most mice will eat most anything and i have a mouse and i feed him crumbs of bread and hamburger crumbs

so i hoped it helped

They are probably about a week old. You can see pictures of a rat litter (very similar in development to mice) at http://www.noselicks.com/shirelings/ The pictures show the daily changes in a litter of pups as they grow from birth to a few weeks old.