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Complete Physical Maturity: Mice are not done growing until they are between 3 and 5 months of age, depending on the line. Mice should NEVER be bred until they are at least 12 weeks age. If you don't know the line really well, wait until at least 12 weeks, if not longer.wild mice live longer.. around 5 years in captivity, though only around 6 months in the wild due to predators and environmental factors). Maturity: 4 - 8 weeks of age, varying from line to line and mouse to mouse.
Both sexes can start breeding at 6 weeks of age and continue until they are about 12 months old. A females first litter often produces a smaller number of babies, as do those from female over 9 months of age. Breeding mice is an easy business as long as you remember one simple rule.That is ONLY ONE MALE TO A CAGE. have found that 2 to 4 females to one male in a standard mouse cage works fine. How many young they produce depends on their environment and breed of mice. Most pet shop mice produce small litters of about 3 to 12 babies. There are some laboratory breeds of mice that produce litters of up to 25 babies every 28 days.