Scattered brown droppings, shaped like a grain of rice, from 3 to 6 mm long
Damage to paper, packaging and cloth
Stored food has been gnawed
BEHAVIOUR:
Fast, agile, climb very well and get in everywhere
Make nests
ATTITUDE:
Not very suspicious, and actually very curious
OUR ADVICE:
Unlike rats, mice tend to feed in small quantities, in several places, at different times.
We recommend placing the following doses in infested areas:
- Paste: 2 to 3 sachets approximately every 3 to 7 m*
- Blocks: 1 to 2 blocks approximately every 3 to 7 m*
- Cereals: approximately 25g every 1 to 3 m*
*depending on the level of infestation
Weight: 12 to 22 g.
Length of head + body (excluding tail): 6 to 10 cm.
The tail is usually longer than the head and body.
Rather pointed ears, quite big.
Damage to
packaging
5 to 10 litters per year,
4 to 8 young per litter.
They are more often found inside buildings in dry places than outside.
Feeding habits:
omnivorous but with a clear preference for cereals.
