pregnancy

Is there ANY other symptoms that will tell you that your mouse
is preggers BESIDES just being bigger?

I really can't tell with my mouse.

She looks bigger than the rest of the mice and has a bit of a tummy and is
living with a juvenile male who seems to have a problem with the direction
one humps (I saw him humping her head once).

Bren

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"On a withered branch,
a crow has now alighted.
Nightfall in autumn."
-- Basho, 1679

not as such.

most mice get very pregnant, and in the later stages you can see the babies
shifting around inside the mother.

feed her some protein, such as dry cat food, peanut butter (not too much), and
hard boiled egg. pregnancy is hard work and sometimes the mother will become
protein-starved.

after the babies are born be prepared after four weeks to separate the males
from the females into their own cages. if you can't tell them apart ask a pet
shop to help you.
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"I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the father, but
through me." john 14:6