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Old 31-01-2012, 01:47 PM
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Re: Mice pee!

I did the whole cage because the substrate I had in earlier was Eco bed and cat litter and the smell was terrible it is useless at masking smells that's why I went back to megazorb and for the rats.

I didn't clean all his toys though.

But on the nxt clean out I'll only do half the substrate.
I didn't touch his bed though but I'll check later for any left over food in there incase it's mouldy.
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