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Reddit mentions of 12-Pack Suction Cup Hooks Rubber, for Glass, windows, mirrors, great for hanging holiday ornaments, banners, signs, posters, Suction Cups with Metal Hanger Medium size.
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of 12-Pack Suction Cup Hooks Rubber, for Glass, windows, mirrors, great for hanging holiday ornaments, banners, signs, posters, Suction Cups with Metal Hanger Medium size.. Here are the top ones.
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- Clear rubber suction cups with metal hooks, great for hanging wreaths and larger decorations on glass windows, mirrors, plastic or other clean, slick, smooth and textured, non-porous surface.
- Suction cups have many uses in shower, bathroom, kitchen, for finished crafts, handmade decorations, christmas lights, easily display your banners, signs, and posters.
- Make sure surface is clean; Use only on slick, smooth surfaces such as glass, ceramic tile, plastic, formica, etc. Always test a suction cup before hanging heavier or valuable items. For best results.
- The metal hook design is deep and ideal for window-mounted holiday ornaments, stained glass, and decorations, Easy to install, no mess removal, simple to use & re-use, measures 1-5/8" inch. (38mm) rated to hold up to 3lbs. 12-pack.
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Sounds like you've got a great start! 40 gallons is definitely big enough for four mice.
You'll want to make good use of the vertical space because mice LOVE to climb. What you've got sounds great, but I also recommend lots of bird ladders and other climbable things and they'll be very happy. Mine love those hanging coconut huts they sell for parakeets too.
Regarding the water bottle, I've had problems with mice not being able to drink out of anything except the smallest size sold at Petco, so just watch out for that. You don't necessarily need two water bottles or wheels, but there's no harm if you want to! One really big wheel is better than several small ones if you only have a few mice. The silent spinner and the flying saucer are my faves.
Two is definitely the minimum for female mice, but I don't think you'll have a problem with three unless you get a particularly aggressive one. Some tussling is normal among mice, especially when first introduced, as long as it doesn't end in blood.
Regarding hanging things, suction cups with hooks are a LIFESAVER when it comes to mouse tanks. I hang everything off of them, and interconnect ladders in the middle to make a raised highway of sorts.
Best of luck and congrats on your future mice!