I had 2 mice,a mother and a daughter. They never even playfought. However, before the mother mouse presumably escaped, the daughter would "barber" her.

I got a new mouse to keep the other company. I put them both on a table and they got along, the new mouse cuddled with the older one and the older one acted like it was nothing.

So I put them in a cage together and she completely went after her. Since this was still a fairly young mouse, I immediately took her away. Not only does the baby mouse not like me because of it, but the older mouse went insane. She started jumping around and trying to dig to the baby.

I tried putting them back together and she did it again.

However, it's been 2 months and the baby is fully grown and they are sad. They share a divided tank and I know that they'd be happy if they didn't have to share a wheel per day or live in a smaller area. pets question and answers,www.5d2d.com

How can I make the older mouse accept the younger one? Was it just a dominance fight? Should I put them back together now hat she is grown and only stop them if there is blood?

I really don't want to buy another tank and set up (it gets expensive) but I can't stand to think they are miserable.

rape them analy or stop bien so lazy u wanted the pets u have 2 feed thier every need buy a natha tank

When the two met, it was on your table, which the older mouse did not recognize as her own, so there was no fighting. But when you put them into the older mouse's cage, she recognized this as her own and saw the younger mouse as an 'intruder'. There are probably two things you can do. The first option would probably be better.

Option one: Buy a new cage, new toys, new everything so that the older mouse doesn't see this as home.

Option two: Give the cage an extremely thorough clean out, wash everything in it with warm soapy water so that none of the older mouse's scent remains. Then change all of the toys around so that it's not quite so recognizable.

You should let the mice meet again, on your table sounds fine and then put them into the new cage. Keep a very close eye on them.