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This is Artec, one of my English males. He is a son to the first biggest male English mouse I had ever owned. Big Boy was his father and was a show quality mouse. He unfortunatly died unexpectedly! He was purchased at a Pet Supplies Petstore.
Big Moma was one of my first largest female English Show. She was from Steves Wonderful World and was pregnate when I bought her. She had 8 babies all different colors: black, grey, agouti, and one white. Some were English others pet quality. |
My name is Crystal Ray and I live in Wilson, NY. I have ran my business in breeding Fancy and English mice for almost 4 years now. I am also currently breeding Fancy rats! I do have some pics for my website and also will make a weblink for photos of available rats and mice. I'm an animal lover and have a high interest in becoming a Veterinary Technician, in my interest in becoming something I have a diploma in Veterinary Assistant/Animal Care as well a degree in Dog Obediance as a trainer and instructor. In my hopes to reach my goal as a Vet Tech I will try my very best to get there, I want to succeed in life and truely show everyone wrong that I am a somebody and not just a breeder of rodents.
Well let's put it simple.... babies! There are baby mice in this world again. Yeah!!! I do want to inform you that I have some mice available at the moment as well as 2 litters just born yesterday. 1/22/08 They are all hand tamed and very energetic. I hold my mice throughout their lifehood from bean to teen. They are ready to go after the weaning stage, seperation, and say their goodbyes. But yes they are well tempered and don't bite. I can guarantee you that! They range in many colors, body size, ear size, and tail size. They're either in longhair coat or standard coat.. I am trying for Satins. I do at the moment have two silver longhair satin females (staying here) for breeding out a line in English. I also have a longhair female that carries the satin gene as well. She stays too... Sorry.
I am breeding himalayans and Seal Points also. They tend to be a little tricky since they don't like the boys. But all in all they give in. 
This here was one of my blue siamese I had, she was sold to another breeder in Rochester, NY.
If anyone was wondering exactly what a bean or pinky is, it's a baby mouse. The above picture shows a few with mother and father. The Female is a Seal Point Siamese and the male is a Sable Aqouti. Believe me the babies grow fast and become little angels when they get bigger. As long as you hold them occasionally and they get used to your scent- you'll have a friend forever. I hold my baby mice from the 3rd day of birth to teenager, I have done this for two years and the mothers never had eaten their young. So I must be trusted enough in there eyes. Plus as I have done this enough, they're used to it.
This is Oreo, my only Dutch male mouse I had... he died unexpectedly due to choking. Behind him is Squeaky his first and last love. I was hurt when I found him dead. Though he isn't the first mouse that died early.
This is Oreo again in his home, he really did enjoy life. He was only 9 months old and full of life, when he left Squeaky was upset to the point she ate her 1st litter and this was also around the time she lost her mother and father.
My favorite mouse Squeaky! She has been with me for 2 years now, this is one of four litters she's had so far. Squeaky is daughter to Cinnamon and AFuji.
A picture of Squeaky's mother (Cinnamon) and her father (AFuji). They both are deceased now. Cinnamon mothered 13 babies in 3 litters, making her a remarkable mother. Squeaky has mothered a total of 23 babies in 4 litters, also a remarkable mother as well. She is still holding strong and is/has been the top female in the cage holding her rank as her mother did.
