Hey Guys
I have been trying not to post here lately. Atleast till all the flaming stopped. My question is though I dont like to keep my rodents in the house, I have them setup in my rack in the shed outside my house. I am in North Carolina, and although we havnt recieved a major frost yet, how low of a temp will these cold little guys be able to handle? They are breeding regularly as a matter of fact production is booming (I realize they like the cool weather better then the warm), but how long will this keep up till I have mousecicles? Anyone have any experience?
thanks
Will Wohlers
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minimum temp they can possibly sustain
willwoh
Nov 16, 2005 10:50 AM
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coldthumb
Nov 16, 2005 10:43 PM
Hi Will,i'm here in NC too.
To fix that problem.What i did was buy one of those oil filled heaters with the thermostat on it.The one i bought has a setting to stay above freezing (stays above 42F i think),but i was a softy and turned it up to "2". 
here it is...
http://www.sylvane.com/delonghi-ew0507-heater.html
I insulated my rat shed,and i didn't notice a increase on my power bill.
good luck
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