Mice cages??????????????? ?

Question

okay i want some mice but i dont know what kida of cage to get! plz give me some ideas or some pics or web site!

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Answer 1

Go to www.Kijiji.com and click on the city where you live and click on something under Pets and you should find some mice cages.

Answer 2

I would definately reccomend wire cages. theyre so much easier to clean because the metal bottom pops off and you can just pour the old bedding out. petsmart and petco have good wire cages. you could probably find a small starter one for a hamster which would be plenty of room for your mice. just make sure the wires are too far apart so they dont escape.

something like this would work great

http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.js... (although the water bottle might leak so maybe replace it with a new one)

or

http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.js...

you can go bigger or smaller depending on how many you have and how big they are.

hope i helped!

Answer 3

I bought the Habitrail Mini cage set.  It is designed for mice and dwarf hamsters.  It comes with everything you need to get started, including some tubes to construct little tunnels.  But these tubes are made small especially for mice and dwarf hammies, so they shouldn't be used with regular sized hamsters, or they can get stuck.  You can buy a different set with bigger tubes for bigger hammies.  It also comes with a food dish, water bottle, fly wheel (which actually is not so good, cause the mice were too light to make it spin until they got bigger, so I bought a regular wheel), and a mushroom shaped sleeping space.  You can also buy all kinds of additional pieces to add on to the set and connect several cages together.  I have two cages connected together for my little hammie.  Habitrail also makes a new cage called Ovo.  It looks interesting, but it's a funny shape, and doesn't really look like it gives the critters as much floor space as regular cages.  Also the Critter Trail cages are very cool, full of equipment inside for them to play on.

Answer 4

You can use hamster cages, or mice cages.

Check this out.

http://www.awionline.org/lab_animals/LAR...