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Quick Answer. A house mouse that is a pet has an average life span of about two years. There have been mutant and calorie-restricted mice in captivity that have lived for up to five years.
*Based on a 20g mouse. *Data will vary based on age, size, weight, weight, individual, strain, environmental conditions, etc. Blood pressure: 83-164 mm Hg (millimeters of mercury). Heart rate: A healthy new born should have 286 +/- 56.8 bpm (beats per minute) and an adult should have 632 +/- 51.3 bpm.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.