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Old 24-09-2008, 09:26 PM
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Re: Mouse culling

if i had twelve kids i'd definatly kill a few off, i mean think of the cost to feed them.


I can see where you're coming from but there's a natural order to things, everything kills something to survive, be it fruit and veg or meat. its all the same. lions kill to survive cavemen killed to survive humans eat cows. trees scream when you chop them down, apparently so what about them?
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Some owners also breed mice purely for snake food. Surely there is an alternative to killing these baby mice or even buying frozen. Such as if you have a terrapin like i did many years ago i could buy freeze dried granulated fabricated food for it. rather than a live/culled version. I used to have a barn owl and hated feeding her young mass culled day old chicks.
you can't feed snakes soy.
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Re: Mouse culling

Snakes eat mice, People arent just going to stop keeping snakes because they eat mice.
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i hate feeding them mice but it has to be done, and i love keeping snakes, they're beautiful creatures
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Old 24-09-2008, 10:01 PM
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if you had 12 kids and couldn't afford em you'd stick em up for adoption or foster care realisticly.

If you cant afford them - don't breed. simple as.
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if you had 12 kids and couldn't afford em you'd stick em up for adoption or foster care realisticly.

If you cant afford them - don't breed. simple as.
I can afford them nothing was said about not being able to afford them.
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Old 24-09-2008, 10:05 PM
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T Im even putting my own education at risk here as i have no money to go to college thursday and friday just so my mice and rats can get the best diet for them.
nothing was said not affording them? your risking education over mice and rats and you kill the babies?!
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nothing was said not affording them? your risking education over mice and rats and you kill the babies?!
I spend the wage i get from working on my mice, I should be getting EMA for college this is what i mean.

Still didnt say i couldnt afford to keep and breed the mice if i couldnt afford them i wouldnt breed them i spent 2 years researching and getting myself ready to be able to breed mice some for show some as hobby admittedly i havent shown anything yet as i dont have time at the moment to show or the money to travel, I dont "kill" all the babies i sell them as pets and give the ones ived "killed" to friends snakes and lizards ect.

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Old 24-09-2008, 10:08 PM
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but your not. and your still risking education over mice and rats that you cull....
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Old 24-09-2008, 10:08 PM
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Re: Mouse culling

I don't care for snakes, don't know anything about them either but if I did have one I would feed it what it needed to be fed, even if that was a mouse.

Fadie - have you heard of any Dalmations being culled for not having the right markings recently?

Le Loup - not everyone is Vegan on here and I for one find your posts very rude and your signature is annoying , you're entitled to your opinion as everyone is but do you really have to force feed it to everyone?

Mark - do you breed to show?

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