can mice us theses and do u have to have another cage
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If my fat hamster can use the tubes, then they should be even better for mice. If you buy more tubes (though it's also possible with only one pack) you could assemble different shapes. It'd be fun to connect 2 cages with tubes but it is not necessary. You may have them run in something like a circle. Hope this helps.
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Yes they're good for mice or any other smaller critters. And no you can have the tubes without needing another cage. If you have a lot of these you can make a maze or something else fun. With the amount here you can create smaller mazes that lead out side the cage or around it
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Hi Tina you could use them but the makers do make a good range of smaller tubes which i feel would be more suited to your mice and i am sure they would really enjoy them Janet
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no, the first mouse gets caught, the other mice get the bait, that is why I don't fill the bait holder all the way up, I have caught 1 mouse, went back re-set the trap and before I can sit back down in my chair I have caght a second mouse (don't feed them bait them). Always put the trap facing the wall because they will run along the wall and step into the trap. by the way I have use several types of traps, these are by far the best for me, they have caught mice and large wood rats. good luck kurt
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It is very small unit. We did not use due to our "mice" or rats being too big. I would think only one at a time, even if they are truly mice.
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No they can NOT unless you have the flap DOWN...If you have the flap DOWN make sure you have a slip cover to put over the door (due too the pigg tiny feet. they can get caught and break their little toes easily) I had my cage for 6 years and LOVED it
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If you add some tubing accessories than I'd say yes. We have a full grown mouse in ours and we bought the Habitrail Ovo Pet Habitat to attach to it. With the attachment we got I think it would be good for two mice as they could have separate domains. It's not the biggest accessory so it wouldn't take up much extra space.
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We have had a mouse coming and going from our chicken coop but have not had any issues with it getting into the feeder. However if you placed the feeder near some chicken wire a mouse could probably climb in.
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Absolutely not! This cage is too small for anything other than a Dwarf Hamster or small mice.
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I have 4 mice (two very small, young ones) and the bars are just close enough to keep them in! One spot in my cage has a slight warp in the metal and one of them tried escaping once but after that incident, i just duct taped it up and they've been very happy in there! So I would recommend this cage for mice!
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You need to be quite sure that you have the room for two of these. Guinea pigs do share their equipment quite well so you would probably beall right getting one.
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Yep you can. I think these cages are great as add-ons on a more adequate cage :)
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Yes you can, they come with these little clips, and when you extend the cage you just clip the cage together and it makes a whole.
2060387
I Don't believe that would be a problem. The mice wouldn't have a chance. My feeder is in the coop, and I haven't seen any mice.
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Not sure. We live in an old house. I have seen a small mouse slip in and out of the bars. Rats maybe big enough to not do that.
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Yes, I even found a dead mouse in one of mine. Place some food (bait) inside and that will attract insects more.
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Hello , I have a 2600 size home and bought 3 units for basement , first floor and second floor . It has been a few years and still no mice!!!
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Yes you can, this is a very easy to assemble playpen and you can add as many panels as you want. I use it for my rabbit. :)
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If it's a temporary cage, yes. Otherwise way too small for even one rat on a long term basis.