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Posted by daniel on January 09, 2002 at 00:48:18:

In Reply to: thank u daniel. n/p posted by Lisa on January 03, 2002 at 02:25:13:

: : female what exatly?..

: : rat? mouse? hamster? gerbil?

: : they all have diffrent answers... ill try to cover em all..

: : rats.. yep just drop her in.. their will be some fighting.. but not much.. they'll figure it out..

: : mice.. you can.. but dont be supprised if you find her dead and chewed on.. they dont like outside mice into their cages.. they tend to attack them.. you can try to clean the cage.. remove smells and "territory".. you can rub the new female w/ the old dirty litter.. get their smell on her..

: : gerbils.. i breed these in pairs.. so i would have NO idea..

: : hamsters.. they dont like eachother usually.. they defend territory vicisously.. they'll fight till one dies..

: : good luck

: : dan

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