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Question about Mice Behavior.

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Posted by: TruesMidori at Tue Jun 23 17:56:10 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by TruesMidori ]  
   

Ive only been breeding Mice for a few months. However I have a nice little colony of females. They dont fight, and they all seem to get along well.

Today I noticed one of my females, it appeared to be french kissing another of my females. On closer inspection it looked like she was gnawing on her sister's teeth. Is that normal? The other mouse was perfectly still and calm so it wasnt an unwanted action. Im simply curious as to what it is they are doing, and does it mean Im not providing them with enough things to chew on?

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