What if the bamboo mouse bites the wall?

What if the bamboo rat bites the wall in the bamboo rat culture?

Breeding bamboo rats sometimes occurs when bamboo rats bite the wall and gnaw on the wall, so how to solve this problem? How to prevent bamboo rats from biting the wall?

First of all, the bamboo mouse will bite the wall and gnaw the wall, that is the bamboo mouse grinding teeth, so does the bamboo mouse grind its teeth every day? Does eating hard bamboo count as grinding teeth? do you want to grind it with stone or iron? Because bamboo rats have two huge front teeth that are growing every day, molars are necessary for them every day.

Some people use yellow bamboo grass to grind the teeth of bamboo mice, and the hardness of the epidermis of bamboo grass is similar to that of bamboo, so it is very suitable for grinding teeth, or you can grind the teeth of bamboo mice directly with hard bamboo. If you don't give anything hard, then your wall is bound to be bitten out a hole or gnawed out a big hole. It is also possible to let the bamboo mouse escape, so the loss outweighs the gain, and if we are not assured, in order to prevent the bamboo rat from nibbling on the wall and escape, we can put a layer of smooth cement on the wall.

However, it should be noted that if the bamboo mouse wants to grind its teeth but has nothing to grind, the bamboo rat's teeth will not grow well, and the bamboo rat will not eat well, and the final result will lead to weight loss and, in serious cases, to death.

In short, if we give the bamboo mouse something hard to grind its teeth, and if the wall is smooth, then the problem of the bamboo rat biting the wall will be solved. I believe that after taking such a measure, your bamboo mouse will certainly grow up healthily.