ew thats gross, that poor mouse, ive never come across a mouse which was that drastically injured. I have had several mice who have attacked and killed other mice but by the time I get there most of the dead mouse has been eaten.
Now i know
Just got access to this section!
I've never culled a pinkie or fluff in my life and i always wondered how you guys do it, i knew feeder breeders freeze them all the time, but at the same time a lot of them aren't rodent lovers, i use a Co2/Argon mix to gas mine and they've always been over 4 weeks old when i do it.
I heard somewhere that freezing was painful because they freeze from the inside out, and it put me off culling babies, the thought it horrible.
But i've been reading through this section and it seems from the way you talk about it, thats it relativly painless and very quick!
I'm still not sure i could box them up and do it, so that would be the OH's job, but i think i could feel more at ease knowing where they are going now and not think about it too much
I've never culled a pinkie or fluff in my life and i always wondered how you guys do it, i knew feeder breeders freeze them all the time, but at the same time a lot of them aren't rodent lovers, i use a Co2/Argon mix to gas mine and they've always been over 4 weeks old when i do it.
I heard somewhere that freezing was painful because they freeze from the inside out, and it put me off culling babies, the thought it horrible.
But i've been reading through this section and it seems from the way you talk about it, thats it relativly painless and very quick!
I'm still not sure i could box them up and do it, so that would be the OH's job, but i think i could feel more at ease knowing where they are going now and not think about it too much
