Small Scale Mice Breeding|Baby Mice Growing Up | 5 Days Before Birth - 28 Days Old

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  • @mousegirl3910
    @mousegirl3910 3 года назад +27

    A few years back ago, my female mouse name Pixie (brown coloured)unexpectedly gave birth to her 6 baby mice. Me and my friend discovered them until they reached 4 days of age. She and I didn't know that they were even born until 4 days later. My friend laughed and found the discovery of them funny. She said in a loud whisper, "Oh, look! Babies!" I thought I had 2 adult female pet mice and one of them turned out to be a male one (black coloured one) name Ricky instead of Dixie. My friend told my dad about the discovery of the 4 day old mice and his eyes got real big. He said that we got more than what we bargained for. We separated Ricky from Pixie. We took Ricky back to replace it for Dixie (the true female black and white coloured one) after me and my dad gave them up for adoption. I found out online that Pixie's baby mice were 4 boys and 2 girls. That good unexpected baby mice story of mine occurred about a month before my birthday.

  • @sandecox6031
    @sandecox6031 Год назад +4

    Thank you so much I really enjoyed this video showing the stages of growth and milk is such a good momma

  • @rachaelbusby3940
    @rachaelbusby3940 Год назад +3

    Omg at 1:05 when Grey kinda nibbles at her belly 😭😭😭

  • @paisleysharp539
    @paisleysharp539 Год назад +2

    Awe ❤ I’m currently doing a study on wild mice, pet store mice, and mice from breeders. Currently getting the wild mice set up (got to catch them all) I only have 2 wild mice right now once I get the amount I need then I’ll be going to the pet mice comparing the two showing taming process for all

  • @redred3399
    @redred3399 10 месяцев назад +2

    It looks like thier tub is a drawer storage cart. If so, do you do any precautions to prevent escape or had any issues with escaping?

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  10 месяцев назад +1

      No we put extra barriers in the back to prevent it.

  • @pricklypear1704
    @pricklypear1704 3 года назад +8

    Beautiful babies! May i ask, how did the last litter fail? You don't have to answer if you don't want to, I'm just curious

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  3 года назад +6

      I don’t know why~ the mother died a few days after giving birth, the babies died not long after that.

    • @aaliyah4765
      @aaliyah4765 3 года назад +2

      @@LzvlogsVegas poor girl

    • @pricklypear1704
      @pricklypear1704 3 года назад +3

      @@LzvlogsVegas I'm sorry to hear that, glad you were able to succeed this time around

    • @ki8801
      @ki8801 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@LzvlogsVegas I don't know how much you've learned about breeding with mice since posting this video (as this video was posted 2 years ago), so I don't know if you by now know this yourself, but mother mice can die shortly after giving birth (in the first few days) due to birth complications or the stress from having babies. It often can't be prevented in these cases.

  • @Hoi_hi
    @Hoi_hi 3 года назад +2

    They look adorable:)

  • @CM-sf3qz
    @CM-sf3qz Год назад +1

    What wood shavings do you use?

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  Год назад

      Just a random brand for hamsters from petco

  • @doberduo5441
    @doberduo5441 2 года назад +2

    So if your mouse just had her babies, but you need to switch out the bedding, what do you do? I worry about removing them... I'm planning for a new cage (critter nation wrapped in 1/4" spaced mesh wire) but they're only a few days old.

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  2 года назад +3

      I take the Mother out first and put her in a new bin with new bedding and then I move the babies one by one.

  • @MrTopHat_GAMING
    @MrTopHat_GAMING Год назад +2

    What type of mouse do you have?

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  Год назад

      I got them from the reptile store. They’re feeder mice.

  • @Notaprohobbyist
    @Notaprohobbyist Год назад +1

    Do they chew out of those sterilite draws?

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  Год назад +1

      Yeah they actually can! So make sure to check the perimeter every now and then.

    • @Notaprohobbyist
      @Notaprohobbyist Год назад

      @lawrencezenvlogs2381 cool thanks for the response

    • @sherrychapman9851
      @sherrychapman9851 8 месяцев назад

      I raised mice many years ago. My favorite momma mouse was Bonnie. I used to sell the weaned babies to the local pet stores. The loved my babies because I handled them early on and daily. When Bonnie was pregnant and we only had one cage at the beginning, the daddy mouse Clyde took up residence on top of a bookshelf. I put newspaper down and set up his food, water, wheel and bed. He loved it up there. He fell off a few times while I was working. I came home to him running across the floor to me to be put back up there. Clyde was never in a cage for the rest of his days. Tame, loved, handled and sadly short-lived as mice only live a few years. But we had MANY babies.

  • @AllThingsAnimalsofYT
    @AllThingsAnimalsofYT 3 года назад +3

    My pet mouse just had 4 babies and I am unable to keep them. I will keep them for the 3 or so weeks for them to nurse but after that I dont have the space for them any suggestions on where I could take them? Thanks for the video. Learned a lot about my upcoming journey. They are about 3 days old so far I am guessing? I have a video up on my channel if you could take a look and tell me what you think.

  • @MiceAndRatEnrichment
    @MiceAndRatEnrichment 2 года назад +3

    Such cuties!!!

    • @timepass5900
      @timepass5900 Год назад +2

      Watch Australia mice outbreak and comment again

  • @JB5Exotics
    @JB5Exotics 9 месяцев назад

    how do u clean the tub out when theres fresh babies in there

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  9 месяцев назад

      if I have to clean the tub and can't wait, I would prepare a clean tub first, with shredded napkins, bedding, covers, water and food, then gently pick up the babies (or have them all on one big firm napkin and move them together at once) and move them to the clean tub, then I clean the dirty tub. Hope this answers your question 😊

  • @tayloro7771
    @tayloro7771 2 года назад +1

    my mother mouse just separated the 9 day old babies into 2 groups. is this okay? any reason? should i try to put them back together? im worried she’s not feeding both groups equally

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  2 года назад

      It’s normal, don’t worry, she separated them because she wants every baby be able to reach and eat. Because she don’t have enough titties to feed them all at once, she’ll feed them in turns.

  • @NikkiGregory
    @NikkiGregory 2 года назад +2

    So cute!!

  • @mickdisney1815
    @mickdisney1815 2 года назад +1

    How Cute!!!! 😇🥰😍😇🐁🐭

  • @sherrychapman9851
    @sherrychapman9851 8 месяцев назад

    I love meeses so much!

  • @lucky_cham7791
    @lucky_cham7791 3 года назад +3

    my brother just found a baby mouse and im trying to save it so it doesnt die so im watching all the videos i can find on how to tell the age so i know what to do it has its eyes open but isn't confident walking i think hes 14 to like 15 days old do you know what i should do for him

    • @JessPritch
      @JessPritch 3 года назад +1

      Is the baby mouse still alive??

    • @lucky_cham7791
      @lucky_cham7791 3 года назад +1

      @@JessPritch its probably still alive but since it wasn't confident walking i didnt put a lid on its tub and it escaped i dont even know how but it did

    • @JessPritch
      @JessPritch 3 года назад +1

      @@lucky_cham7791 ok! You did a great job trying to save them and you are a very nice person

    • @lucky_cham7791
      @lucky_cham7791 3 года назад +1

      @@JessPritch thanks so much

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  3 года назад +2

      Since its eyes are open, definitely 14days or older. they can probably able to chew on vegetables and some nuts already.

  • @Alex-wl9jx
    @Alex-wl9jx 3 года назад +2

    This is so cute

  • @popcornplay7690
    @popcornplay7690 Год назад +5

    My girl has 9 babies too but I kept the father with her as he helped her clean and keep them warm. They haven't opened their eyes yet.

    • @David77646
      @David77646 Год назад +1

      Female will be pregnant within 24 hours of giving birth if you keep the male with her the only drawback . Often it’s better to have to female sisters together

    • @Gothic118
      @Gothic118 Год назад

      Не держите самку с самцом это нельзя!! Или вы хотите убить самку постоянными родами? И самец может убивать мышат и постоянно покрывать самку

  • @skunk9964
    @skunk9964 2 года назад +2

    I’ve had mice before and split them up at 21 days but I have a new litter and there 21 days and they are still drinking moms milk is that normal

  • @saintessa
    @saintessa Год назад +2

    Are they eating a bit of potato or pumpkin?

  • @allgameplays
    @allgameplays 2 года назад +2

    They age so quickly

  • @sherrychapman9851
    @sherrychapman9851 8 месяцев назад

  • @monkyboo
    @monkyboo 2 года назад +2

    Juss a preference removing the dad can stress them out n also the dads will help tend to the babies as well

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  2 года назад

      The dad was biting the moms until they were bleeding, looked like they were fighting or something... so we removed him.... 🐍

    • @ki8801
      @ki8801 11 месяцев назад +1

      That's actually not ideal at all. The father could possibly help care for the babies, but he can also impregnate the mother mouse mere hours after she has given birth which is very unhealthy for her body (it takes a lot of energy and fats) and is thus also a risk for the pups. It's best to keep two female/sister mice together so they can tend the babies without a male present. Males always chase the females to mate, whether their pregnant or have just given birth which is so stressful

  • @zenodro2430
    @zenodro2430 2 года назад +1

    Thank u.. I have idea now.

  • @Hoi_hi
    @Hoi_hi 3 года назад +2

    2 of my mice just had their litters

  • @elisabethunderwood716
    @elisabethunderwood716 3 года назад +4

    Mine just had their first littler

  • @speakfreesaveamericanow7734
    @speakfreesaveamericanow7734 8 месяцев назад

    I NEED SOME HELP PLEASE FOUND A BABY MOUSE IN MY HOUSE ALONE EYES STILL SHUT AN CANT GET 2 STORE FOR 13HRS I HAVE IT WARM BUT NOTHING 2 FEED IT😢😢😢WHAT DO I DO!!!😢😢😢

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  8 месяцев назад +1

      Umm are you gonna keep it?

    • @speakfreesaveamericanow7734
      @speakfreesaveamericanow7734 8 месяцев назад

      @@LzvlogsVegas yes THANK YOU RESPONDING!! I just found another baby I just fed them both I bought kitten milk & they are both warm & are eating from a small paint stick & the 1 I found 3dys ago Is eating great every 2hrs I'm exhausted 😆 now they are 2ghr when I went feed the original 1 I found another 1 so I'm assuming their mom is gone but they definitely knew eachother doing flips & they both ate I'm only keeping them until I can release them is that possible? Or will they not know how 2 take care 4 themselves? I TRULY APPRECIATE YOUR HELP!!

    • @speakfreesaveamericanow7734
      @speakfreesaveamericanow7734 8 месяцев назад

      @@LzvlogsVegas THANK YOU AGAIN LAWRENCE.... I only handle it now them when feeding them & rub their belly so they go 2 the bathroom is that right?

    • @speakfreesaveamericanow7734
      @speakfreesaveamericanow7734 8 месяцев назад

      @@LzvlogsVegas these are wild mice yes I wash my hands very well will they be able to go back to wild mice?

  • @OppZilla13
    @OppZilla13 Год назад +1

    they need way more space than that..

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  Год назад

      We’ll I didn’t have that much space to give them

  • @rattified
    @rattified 2 года назад +6

    This is really cute and I have no idea why it's never appeared in my search before, I look up "baby mice" every 2 weeks & scroll til they start showing kittens n monkeys. The injustice....😔

    • @timepass5900
      @timepass5900 Год назад +1

      Watch Australia mice outbreak and comment again

  • @TheCraigy83
    @TheCraigy83 Год назад +1

    Ive built a 7ft coffin sized area from a wardrobe and put a 4ft clear plastic screen up (£45😮 ) , ive caught a very small one thats barely old enough to be away from the mother and a juvenile , they spend all the time hiding in the bedding + haven't bumped into each other yet i think . Ive put condense milk out for them water and cheese + sun floor hearts and buttered bread . Theres like 5 more loose running round my house and there not shy they stand watching me , they avoid my traps + and so fast they might actually teleport the first foot of travel 😂 , the bigger one trapped himself in my bath and baby literally walked into my hand 🤣. Will they bath if i put a 1'' deep ''pool'' in ? There kinda stinnky..

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  Год назад

      Probably don’t put a pool in there lol

  • @aaliyah4765
    @aaliyah4765 3 года назад +1

    Wait you can touch them?

    • @brendaann727
      @brendaann727 3 года назад +4

      If you have a good relationship with your mice it can be ok. Alot of people handle them right away to get them tamed, and other people say to not touch for 2 weeks. It just depends I think on the mother.

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  2 года назад +1

      If they trust you enough, I guess yeah.

  • @lpsdaimond4739
    @lpsdaimond4739 2 года назад +1

    My baby mice are two days old

  • @timepass5900
    @timepass5900 Год назад +2

    Watch Australia mice outbreak and comment again

  • @bencekaszonyi2824
    @bencekaszonyi2824 2 года назад +1

    In Australia mice terror not so good😈

  • @AbeAlaric
    @AbeAlaric Год назад +2

    Gonna breed some mice for my python yummy 🍽

  • @Gothic118
    @Gothic118 Год назад +1

    Моя самка мыши тоже скоро рожает, и мышст продавать буду только с последующим контролем, чтоб не достались уьогим живоднрам змееводам

  • @Starry_Night_Sky7455
    @Starry_Night_Sky7455 2 года назад

    All I'm thinking is neuter the male mice. Spaying female mice would be a bit too invasive. This isn't an insane thought. Look at the litter sizes! Yikes! Every month, potentially more and more mice!
    This is a most excellent video!!!!

  • @rattified
    @rattified 2 года назад +1

    My mouse had 14 babies! I tried to help alternate the babies & supplement with formula, and accidentally killed 7 of them with heating pad 😩

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  2 года назад

      Yeah be careful make sure you get the kind of heat pads where you can adjust the heat

    • @specialneedskidhere7103
      @specialneedskidhere7103 Год назад

      There’s no point to even have a heating pad. They are ok. Known to survive over 48 hrs in temps below freezing.

  • @specialneedskidhere7103
    @specialneedskidhere7103 Год назад

    Ok yea so he’s not comforting her, he’s showing dominance. Intact males should never be housed with females especially pregnant females. You’re lucky she didn’t terminate the pregnancy naturally.

  • @lpsdaimond4739
    @lpsdaimond4739 2 года назад

    Don't hold a mouse by it's tail

    • @t58beare
      @t58beare Год назад

      It's perfectly fine to gently handle a mouse via their tail.

    • @sewitseams5632
      @sewitseams5632 Год назад

      You can handle them via tail as long as you hold close to the base of the tail where it’s closest to their spine. Holding at the tip of the tail can cause injury.

    • @LzvlogsVegas
      @LzvlogsVegas  Год назад +1

      You do realize that I own snakes right? I’m not keeping these as pets. 😅