1/3 of the liter will be brown
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∙ 12y agomost of the time they are grey or Brown and might have a reddish nose (the color of mice)
Both fancy mice and feeder mice are the same TYPE of mice, with the same genetics. The difference is that fancy mice are (hopefully, although at most pet stores, this isn't the norm) bred for temperament, color, and health. Feeder mice are typically just bred for snake food, so nothing else is taken into consideration. HOWEVER, please note that some pet stores will separate all the mice they get into feeder and fancy based on colouration. (white mice are feeder, while 'pretty' ones are fancy) This does not necessarily mean that one will be a better pet than the other. One is probably just cheaper. Here are the most common: Agouti- brown (the color of wild house mice) Black Recessive yellow (fawn/gold color) Chocolate Beige Lilac (gray) Blue (deep gray) PEW (pink eyed white) In addition, a mouse may be broken (meaning spotted), Fox (meaning that the belly is a different color than the back of the mouse), brindle (striped), and long, short, or curly haired.
It depends on the size and weight of the mice.
There are over 1,000 species of mice found worldwide.
All mice have brown teeth. But they don't have brown teeth from their birth. They have white teeth but when they grow older they start having brown teeth because they eat very dirty things and of course, they don't brush their teeth! Some times some mice contain white teeth for a long time.
No. Mice come in many different colour variations. They may be black or brown it spotted.
All of the different colours seem to be the difference between the grey, white and brown mice...
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Technically it doesnt matter
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Mice can be 4 colors - White, brown, Grey and black
well... Mice could have brown,white,peach,and even black or a combination! :3
Brown Icky Or sometimes black .
Catch mice :-)
so would we if we didnt brush our teeth
Well, it depends on how you mean. The wild mice are brown so i think, sure it is camoufalge. Because they are night active, i mean, you could see a white mouse in the dark, but not a brown.
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