| [4.01.2002] Melanie Mercurialle@hotmail.com Does he have a big enough cage? I'm sure he does, please just reassure me! He's darling. If you can't keep him as a pet, consider a rescue resource such as the Rat and Mouse Club of America. If you keep him, feed him well; give him your leftover fruits and veggies, and consider some rabbit pellets and vitamins. If you need any advice, write me. Good luck--please write me and tell me what happens to the little guy. |
| [20.03.2001] Geoff gdw@cyberenet.net How can I tell the sex of my two new teddy bear hamsters? |
| [13.02.2001] Moz moz@notorious.co.uk Attach it to webtruck, or atach a small mining hat with mini-camera on him/her and let her go roaming... |
| [25.12.2000] cathy let it go, or get it a bigger cage. It seems to be bored silly. The poor thing! |
| [29.08.2000] creekin creekin@myplace.com Mouse V Webtruck Last man standing wins... although Webtruck might need a bit of nitro or a few weapons to even it up a bit...say ... a chainsaw... |
| [17.07.2000] Trucker vscpm@yahoo.com I also agree to put the mouse on the truck |
| [27.03.2000] Simone simodana@yahoo.it I want to ride a truck! |
| [18.02.2000] Jeff Lambert agybby@hotmail.com I'm going to have to agree with putting him in the back of the truck, we will find some use for it |
| [30.01.2000] dave smokeum440@aol.com microwave on high for about 3 minutes,dont forget to set up the web camera on the door. |
| [27.01.2000] Sage sage1967@geocities.com Put the MOUSE in the Truck and Us viewers will take care of the rest LOL |
| [18.01.2000] Michael rmblbear@bellatlantic.net Determine its sex, find a mate for it, allow them to breed, and sell the young to pet shops, snake owners, Phillipinos (or is that Koreans?), etc. Or; keep it in the manner of a hamster. |
| [7.01.2000] Igor igoryeremin@hotmail.com Put it in the box with the truck is and let it live there so the drivers can do something with it :-) |
| [7.01.2000] Dave Greene nakeddave@msn.com Well if it was in my house it would be dead by now, but my office? Get a fishtank and keep the sucker feed it once in a while (maybe to Skip's King Snakes! lol). Or just put it outside somewhere. It's vermin and carries disease, so be careful. |
| [6.01.2000] Skip showell@limited.com I have a pair of California King snakes that would love to play with it! Here's several options: Keep it as a pet and spoil it rotten. Release it in a field and let it fend for itself. Destroy it (as quickly and pain- lessly as possible). Release it in someone elses home and let then deal with it! Skip ;-) |