to add to the colony as breeders or will they be killed as a male would by the dad? So far ive left all my mice together even weaned males without problems but i usually feed them off first. With my rats i separate because ive seen first hand when parents no longer tolerate their presence.
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With mice: Can you leave females in with parents after they've been weaned...
monitorman315
Jul 25, 2004 10:41 AM
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LdyPayne
Jul 25, 2004 11:45 AM
You can leave the female babies in with their mothers after weaning. Their father don't care if they mate with their daughters.
