"MiceCube" Live Mouse Trap in Action - Full Review
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
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So you have a never ending supply of mice in your house? Or do you really just use pet mice for the experiments?
Jon Watcher We catch mice a lot of place. We have since run out of mice in the house, but we find them in sheds and friends houses. :)
MousetrapGenius, if its a wild rat then get a trap, put cheese in the trap and then the mouse will go in and then it has to be something that scares them but then after you did that, give it a home.
deep is that mice deth is all i need
I think it's just a computer generated mouse.
He has a pet mouse.
These are so great. Somehow the tiny "click" the little door makes usually wakes me up, and I can take the mouse in a nice car ride out into the woods before mouse-anxiety can last too long. The mouse is completely physically unharmed, and it was so nice to see in this video that the mouse did not even get worried enough to keep from eating the treat! This is a great way to live and let live, and incredibly simple to use.
Im impressed with this, I used one thinking that I wouldn't catch anything and I woke up to a mouse in there! It looked like he was really trying to get out so I took it outside and watched and he never got close to being able to escape. Very simple yet effective. After I released him, my cats got him but I am going to continue to use this!
Your trap is too small to use in my country ( Malaysia ).
Our local rat is big like the cat..
its a mouse trap not a rat trap
Duh!
Mrdiscovery123 then you need to use a rat kill trap or an air gun
I got one of these a few weeks ago and finally caught the bugger last night. Safe, humane and indeed it works.
Thanks so much for this video. I have already purchased one of these from a local hardware store but was a bit worried about how freaked out the little guy was going to get once he discovered he was trapped. I only keep it baited and set when i am home and awake for this reason. But it seems, from the video, that the level of distress will be ok for the mouse, in the short term at least, with this trap.
Make no mistake, he comes out and runs around with me in the room now. At first he was afraid of me but it only took about 3 days before he realized "pssh...she is not going to hurt me". So it's only a matter of time before he gets in the trap, which I had originally baited with, what I now know is FAR too much peanutbutter.
So...basically thank you for saving the mouse from that horrible sounded death by choking and for saving me from a life of guilt for having perpetrated it unwittingly upon him.
Thanks much!
Heather Grantham You're welcome! Best of luck, and remember to check it often!
I will definitely check it often. A) I don't want to harm him or her in any way and B) I have OCD so lol checking is my middle name! :-)
Thanks again for the reassuring video. Now all I have to do is convince myself not to keep the mouse as a pet once trapped. :-)
Major problem I see with this design is that if the trap turns over for some reason the door will fall open and let the mouse out. Not a bad idea but needs a wide base to keep it upright.
that's a good idea! all it would take is some cardboard and tape!
Or add a small spring to keep it inplace
This a very well designed trap. So simple, yet brilliant. I wouldn't use them to catch mice but I can think of other uses, such as catching chipmunks (they're everywhere in my area) and releasing them a few miles away in the forest preserve.
I think it's really great that you're using the traps very humanely. Nice job!
Kudos, I used this trap years ago. It's the only one that works for me. I didn't have to worry about my dog or the kids I babysat getting poisoned or hurt. Because I was trying to catch a mice. Five years later, the mice are back. And I can't find these traps. Thanks for the link
Thank you for promoting humane mouse traps! I had pet mice, and I always kept a few Mice Cubes on hand for when the clever little devils escaped. They worked so well, and to make sure the trapped mice were safe when I was at school, I put a little bottle cap full of water in the back.
Mice Cubes are also great for transporting mice and keeping them out of the way when you're cleaning cages. And if you tip them upside down so they stay open and put them in the corner of a cage, they make good mouse toilets, too. ;)
I want to catch ratatouille, he is such a great cook.
Shoaib Alam,
Disney is awesome! Btw ratatouille is a rat. Lol
I remember, as a kid, watching an adult setting a spring-loaded traditional trap. It was so finicky and difficult; it took ages and the adult kept cursing and pinching his fingers, etc. Then the trap would often 'miss-fire' and fail to catch a mouse. Obviously, when it did work, mouse-agony ensued. As if that were not bad enough, someone then had to deal with removing the gore-covered body from the spring-trap. Lose-lose-lose situation.
Hooray for Mice Cube! Simple and kind!
Dear MousetrapGenius, I had never thought of being good to mice, how kind of you to be my teacher. Blessings, pierre
this is such an amazingly simple design! makes me wonder how I didn't come up with it!
Thanks, I will check it out. The cat in my profile pic had been loyally capturing deer mice in our basement, chewing them up, and leaving them on my pillow while I'm at work. While I appreciate the gesture, I don't enjoy getting mice guts all over my pillow.
Today was a mice day.
Get it? The trap is called mice cube
almost lol
Ba dum tssssssssssss
Nice day so you have ice cubes?
Gustajuy good jock
Gustajuy miced that mouse
Thank you so much for making these videos. I was really scared to set a trap before I watched these, but now I'm confident to do so. Really appreciate it.
I bought 4 after seeing these video tried to solve my mice problem, but before this video I also watched your introduction on Tomcat live trap, and I caught 2 and solved my problem!
Now after 7 years, they reappear!
These time Im using two of the mice cube, just 20 minutes, I caught one already!
But I have to wait till the morning to release the one I caught, hopefully it is the only one!
I bought a series of live catch mouse traps and this was the only design that consistently caught anything. I even caught two mice in the same trap one night.
It's a shame you didn't show the release, because the ease of release is one of the neatest features. I gently rolled the trap over to its side and then on its back. This resulted in the door staying open, allowing the mouse to leave the trap. Take a couple of steps back, and the little guy will make a break for it, which is what you want him to do.
I have used one of these and LOVE IT ,, i dont want mice around even though i raised them as a kid so this is a much better way to go
The only problem with live capture and release is if the mouse returns, it will likely have learned and will refuse to go near a trap like that again.
A lot of people using the same trap trying to make it perfect and they catch the same mouse 2-3 times.. Mouse don't only have a bad experience, they have a reward too :P
Thessaloz George Maybe not the first time, but after enough times mice will learn how a trap works and give up on going for food on/in them.
I believe the opposete, if it get food everytime and then you set it free, it will go there again. Meybe not right away but when it will get hungry its a sure thing!
Mice and rats are smart. They learn from each others mistakes.
I watched a video where a guy had set up a trap that didn't drown the mice but would drop them in the bucket instead, and also set up a motion-sensing camera system that would cature time-lapse photos. He did this for a week. The first time the mouse fell in it took it a few hours to get out, but from then on it got out faster and faster, and by the end of the week the mouse decided going for the bait wasn't worth falling into a bucket and it stopped.
These are fantastic. I use them to catch mice to feed to my pet snakes.
That's mean snakes are evil why hurt a innocent mouse for s grotesque reptile
+Mr Duck
Are you stupid? Mice eat insects too you know. Also they are harmful creatures because they carry diseases and they can destroy your home.
ntm if u let it go outside it could go to your neighbors house, so not really doing anyone a favor. these mice live in the woods n fields, not human homes, if they came in to grab a bite to eat and scoop but excrete outside is one thing. but to use the notion of "law of nature" these mice are genetic flunkies if they squat in human homes .
ntm all these "humane" animal freedom people. well why dont they go to woods and build mouse homes , like people do for birds. that in it self is preventing the "cruelty, but most of the humane type people are usually just butthurt christians and catholics who hate their god and think they know best.
also look at it from human aspect, say if i was your friend and got in financial jam and u let me live with your for a while till i least got another job n some cash to movoe out, how long would it take b4 u evicted me, if i pooped n peed all over the kitchen etc etc lol .
@ all the animal cruelty people, Human life style is cruel, 30-50 hrs + 4-5 days plus per week just to have place to sleep, food n water to drink, cosmetics etc to bath n clean . Rather then uniting to spam neg comments on animal cruelty why not figure out way n unite to reduce bs, like if most people work ~40 hrs 5 days week, maybe find a global solution so average is ~36hrs week slightly less hrs but much longer shifts but longer week ends .
Circle of life...
Mrs Brisby you suck I wish your where a mouse
I just bought this trap, and I like its simplicity and the fact that it's cheap... so you can purchase a number of them. BUT THEY HAVE NO AIR HOLES IN THEM, and they are small, so I struggle to see how this is humane unless you release the mouse within a couple of hours of capture. I drilled 13 holes in the top myself, but this is a serious design flaw that needs to be addressed by the manufacturer. Hopefully it works well, but I may not purchase more if I need to keep drilling the holes myself.
My only question is: does it work consistently? Mice are pretty smart, and I am pretty sure they'd notice their brethren getting stuck and take a mental note to stay far away from the trap after a while.
It's really sad how many people claim that mice are not important, that you're better off just killing them (and especially the people who seem to take pleasure in this). If you live in an urban area where they are a serious health hazard and they have gotten destructive, then yes you should probably kill them. If there's any chance they've eaten poison, definitely kill them to prevent them from poisoning pets and wildlife. Overall I'm not opposed to kill traps, but there's absolutely no reason to attack someone who live releases rodents.
Mice are important to every terrestrial ecosystem. Yes, wild rodents are health hazards, and they absolutely need to be removed from homes; but unless you live in the city you really don't run the risk of the mouse re-infesting another person's home by releasing it. Mice take shelter in human homes in colder months, but rarely infest in warmer weather unless the home owners are slobs or there is very little woodland area. Experiments with tagged mice have disproven the old myth that if you release a mouse within two miles of your home, it will come back. This is not efficient for the mouse, after all; mice in the wild are also accustomed to moving from place to place as resources and predators push them from one area to another.
Mice also have a very high reproduction rate and a short gestation period because they are prey animals. They are an important food source for a huge variety of animals including (but certainly not limited to) foxes, weasels, birds, and snakes. Heck, you can name just about any predator and it probably eats mice. They also help with seed distribution, and mice feed on dangerous insects such as mosquitoes and cockroaches.
Say what you want about mice, they're not useless vermin.
'Yes, wild rodents are health hazards, and they absolutely need to be removed from homes' scaremongering, meant to increase sales for pesticide, extermination companies......if an iota of that were true ( as mice come in contact with grain all the time) everybody would be dead now
Good question. They can't chew through concrete but they can chew through many things - including plastic. But for them to chew through it, there has to be a surface that is small enough for them to get their jaws around, and this trap doesn't have any surfaces like that. They can't just take a bite out of a flat wall.
Thank you for just letting it go :•) I heard a small noise in my trash can about a year ago, so I looked and I found a little mouse, he fell in side of the bag in side of a cereal box and couldn't get out, so I just put him in a jar with a little wet bread, and some air holes, and that night I went out to a big field and let him go :•)
So he could infest someone else's house? You're a crappy neighbor! Jerk!
thanks for being kind to animals! We need more people like you in this world.
i found a little mouse in my house, and poisoned him so he was dazed, then i put a jar on top and then i slid cardboard under him, and put him in a pillow case then in a garbage can outside in 10 below weather........
holdem5180 subtle lol
Ricardo Quintero lol
We have the old fashioned mouse trap - a cat. Caught 4 last week. We did try humane traps to no effect. The mice seemed to always tip the traps and escape.
honest question - how do you let it out? it seems like you'd have to use your finger to open the door - the same exit the mouse would have to come out of? seems like the availability for it to bite you would be pretty high considering the release point. Am I wrong?
Good question. Fortunately, all you need to do to release it is set it on the ground upside down. Since the door is just a hinge, when it is upside down if falls open naturally and the mouse can walk out.
AH... I didn't know how much retention was in the spring if any. Thanks man :)
Chuck Reynolds
all gravity no springs attached
Excellent, and simple. I'm building a home version big enough to catch anything)
All you have to do is turn it upright and the door opens
Are there air holes in this trap? If not, he could suffocate.
R.I.P
Mr.Mouse
cause of death: peanut butter
Wait.....WHAAAAATTT
The mouse is going to submit a formal complaint due to not receiving a peanut-free trap.
😊😊😊
Sounds like a great mouse trap to me
I love this, so humane and caring. There are few people like you who capture the mice and free them. I hope....
Youre a nice guy. Nice as in not cruel lol, i`m married haha! But seriously, good going. Its good to show compassion! :)
If you have a problem with the mouse turning the trap upside down and escaping,you could weight the trap down or attach to something.
You also shouldn't touch the food. They may smell human and may not enter unless they are desperate. Also these traps allow another mouse to open the trap from the outside while the other mouse slips out.
Well then. It looks like you and the rats have something in common :/
This one won't be a trap, but a video about tips for baiting a placing traps to be the most effective. I do have some traps that have just been released to do videos of, but I'm still waiting to find out if they work or not before I recommend them.
Absolutely Fantastic trap, I've used all the other humane traps and this is by far the best. They're cheap £5.99 for three from Amazon and I've caught 16 in three days in my garage. Been using chocolate covered sponge rolls in the end and a tiny bit just under the flap, so they can see how easy it is to get in. You know when you've got one as the trap steams up and it's easy to release, I put the into a mouse cage with a little houe then when I've got a few, I take them about 2 miles away to release. Friends think I'm stupid, but they're only trying to keep warm and eat, just like all of us, basically they're doing what mice do.
Wonderful! Glad to hear you've had such success with it. Thanks for letting us know!
*****
Fortunately, only one mouse can fit in the door at once, so if one is pushing in to keep it open the other can't come out.
Thanks man. I'm working on another little one right now. Should be done within a week.
i bought 4 of these but have yet to catch one, but the tom cat seems to get one every night, i must be doing something wrong with the cube?
I bought one of those sort of traps, I couldn't work out how it was getting the food and escaping. It turned out there was a small air hole down the other end which the mouse had made much bigger and escaped through. It took me a week to realise where he was escaping from every night.
Thanks...I was just trying to decide which trap to buy...these are cheap on Ebay...would have loved to see how you released this guy...
Mice Cubes...gotta love 'em. Just released the first mouse of the season. If I have one complaint, it's that the dark color of the plastic makes it kind of hard to see if there is a mouse in there from a distance (my "guests" move into the attic when it gets cold...it would be nice to just poke my head up and see clearly if there is a winner waiting for relocation without having to climb up and inspect up close). Thanks for the tip on the peanut butter too.
I find this really sweet that you care about the well-being of the mice! what a cutie!
+Kelsey CoCa Who cares they are mice the hawks will just eat them anyway....
Jared Fogle I know, but you feel the same way about kids, Jared. "they were going to get molested anyway"
that's what Jared Fogle did!
I actually did a joke about that on my channel!
Kelsey CoCa
I know it's funny though that you knew
It doesn't hurt to drill several small holes in the top of the trap either for better ventilation as the condensation can get really heavy in them.
I'd also suggest wearing disposable or rubber gloves when handling the trap with a mouse in it and after letting it go. Remember, they're cute but they're also harbingers of disease like Lyme disease, Salmonella and Hantavirus. So remember to wash the trap and yourself well with hot water afterward - hot shower is the way to go.
You need to put a weight on top of the cube so the trapped mouse can't flip the cube over on it's side - if the cube is flipped over on it's side the door opens enough for the mouse to squeeze through and escape. Also, some smart mice can apparently open the door from the inside of the trap by catching their paw nails in the small space between the the side of the door and the side of the cube (I've been trying to catch this smarty pants mouse the last 2 evenings - bait gone, cube (with weight on top) not flipped over, but no mouse!).
I will use more peanut butter.. huahahha
kurunai sansiro : And put a little soda in there so the mouse has something to drink while it's waiting to be released.
Mice and rats cannot vomit because their stomachs aren't muscular like ours. They have a small, pill shaped area that's glandular. The rest is epithelial tissue similar to the lining of our mouth and esophagus.
When mice stop eating my food and shitting in my house, I will consider treating humanely.
+Gary Reed Store your food in tupperware or sealed containers and in cupboards above ground level. You can't stop mice from SHITTING in your house, but if they can't access food they will leave ( unless warmth is the attraction ).
+Gary Reed Get a cat.
I agree with Gary. My home my rules . I use a glue trap and when I catch them I put them in a bag and hit them against a wall. Hopefully they die. If not oh well I guess they will suffocate. Just protecting my family. Wrong house to come into motherfuckers
+haymaker710 And getting a cat is treating them humanely?
+GAY JESUS Well, warmth is at least part of the attraction. Also, if someone decides to move into my house which I bought, I have the right to remove him or her by whatever means necessary.
I have used these successfully, but there aren't many stores that carry them. It is important to release the mice quickly, of course, and to check them regularly. One time I trapped a very frightened chipmunk, so I imagine they probably work for most small critters that would try to raid your kitchen.
Best trap is the bucket one (the deeper the bucket, the better). On the micecube, if another mouse feels the smell of the bait and try to enter, it will free a previously trapped mouse inside. Another thing is that it won't catch a big mouse.
I appreciate your concern for living creatures. Your cartoon mouse is funny. Keep up the good work
if you have more than one mouse than they could potentially open the way out while trying to get in. they may both get away right?
Nice catch. Now you've got a perfect cat toy. Hours of fun for Fluffy!
Been using these for years. #1 - Don't use peanut butter. It's messy and it's unnecessary. A bit of pet kibble or a pinch of bird seed works just fine. #2 - Place it against a wall, preferably in a corner. Mice run along the wall. #3 - To release the mouse just flip it over so the door drops down and the mouse will run away. #4 - Clean by putting in a bit of bleach, soap, and water. Orient so the flap is closed and give it a good shake. Repeat and rinse. (This is why you should avoid p'nut butter.)
So before release you were able to negotiate an agreement that the mouse not come back to damage and contaminate your property?
I got the Mice Cube to help with some mouse problems I've been having with my truck and travel trailer, and it worked, but a word of caution: for those wanting to humanely re-release the mouse to the wild, be sure to check your traps often. I set mine up in the early evening, but when I checked on it by mid-morning (about 15 hours later), the poor little mouse died. I'm guessing the trap should be set just before going to bed, and then checked first thing getting up(?)
It has no air holes unfortunately.
***** I believe there's enough of a gap around the swing door to allow enough oxygen in. It might not hurt to drill a few holes in, though.
jug time * < >
***** That explains a lot - reminds me of octopi, except half as many legs.
+GearUpGamer lol, they're still vertebrates so of course they have bones. But their bodies are designed to burrow through small openings.
Wt if the mouse in the cube push over the cube? the cube turn upside down and the door open?
The cube will not work if the mouse thrashes and flips it over while inside, will it?
If you don't want your finger in the way, take a large paper clip and un bend it except for a 1 inch bend on one end and an L shape on the other and then pull the bent end into the door area by hanging onto the L shape bend. This will open the door, keeping your fingers away from it.
Glad you think so :)
are there any air holes in it? I dont want them to suffocate
As far as I know they don't make a MiceCube in a larger size (which is too bad because I think it would work well - I will try to talk to them about it at some point) I recently reviewed a chipmunk trap by Havahart that works for rats as well, so you may be interested in that one if you have a large rat problem.
Now I've got to go and release it. It's a nice medium sized Field Mouse. I think you call them Deer Mice 🙂.
When the second mouse opens the door to get in, the first can escape?
you should have made another video where the mouse chokes on the peanut butter that would have been awesome.
I don't think so, as it would be difficult for them to both fit. The trap is pretty narrow, so maybe if the one on the inside was extremely tiny it could be possible, but unlikely.
Maybe if it's very small, but it's not very likely. The mouse holding the door open would be blocking the way for the mouse inside, so most likely they'd both end up trapped.
Mice Cube works well but you do need to check them frequently, there is not a lot of air in there. I've also caught some small moles in them.
You can also throw the trap in a pail of water after you catch a vermin.
out of interest, what species is it. looks like a US version of wood mouse (uk species). the bad mice to get in homes are the house mouse which are like mini rats and only live in houses. wood mice are not really pests and usually live outdoors, and so you can just release them a few miles away and they will be ok. also, does the camera switch on when detecting movement or does it have to be left running.
I bought 4 of these from Amazon because on occasion one of our mice will escape. Maybe tame mice know something that wild ones don't but so far they have been able to remove the bait and regain their freedom every time. I have to resort to hands and knees and under the bed and furniture forays to return them to their homes.
you guys love mice so much that you should live with and talking care of them in your houses...
Actually it's wild and I catch a different one every time. If you watch my test of the "MiceDevice" for instance, the mouse in that video has a little bite in his ear. Or the mouse in my test of the Tomcat Live Catch is much smaller than this one.
Haha, yeah, that would be nice. I actually do get a tiny commission if people buy traps through the amazon links in the video description, but it's not like the companies actually pay me anything.
How do you release them with the mice cube? Do you have to push the door open?
I made myself one, using glass, but keepin´ the same form...and it works very welll...it kicks ass!
Awesome. The mice cube is a great trap. Glue traps work for snakes. You just have to bait them with bugs or meat. I would never recommend glue traps for mice cause it can rip their legs off, but they work okay for snakes.
So how do you get the mice out without having to touch them?
where do the mice come from that you use in your videos
Should be called the "Mouse Cube" not "Mice Cube" since it doesn't look like it will work for more then one. If another mouse comes along, it's highly possible to let the first one out again. That's why many live traps like "Tin Cats" have two gates that need to be crossed to get in.
Can I place these in a group or will 1 trapped mouse deter others?
I have two of these and they work very well I have caught up to 4 mice at a time ...(2 adults and two babies) my cube came with Valerian a herb that they are very attracted to and it puts them to sleep for a while. but it work well without the valerian too.
why is it bad to leave mice in a live trap? claustrophobic?
I heard in another video that rats can even chew through a concrete wall but they cant in a plastic box? Or rats and mice are different in that?
That was my concern, just how long were you going to leave the little thing in the square tube? It must get really stressed after a hour?
Maybe, but it would have to be a pretty small snake. If it was long enough for its tail to stick out under the door, I think it could get out.
why aren't there small holes at the top of the trap so the mouse can breath
Also where can one get this from?
+exwhyz33 7 holes in the trap door, as well as gaps where the door flips open. i got them on ebay. heard home depot has too
I've had one of those for about 20 years.
The mice in my house are now having peanut butter nightmares. I am seriously considering suing you for mouse damages.
At the start, you criticise the name of the product for its 'bad English' but later you repeat 'awhile later' in the text. The word 'awhile' only works as a contraction in place of the three word phrase 'for a while'. You should have used the two words 'a while', or alternatively 'some time later'.
I belive he was citing himself for poor gramar, but I could be wrong.
Bless you, your trap saved the food from getting eaten by a mouse.
Catch and release?
That was what I was thinking to. Thanks and I am going to buy the mouse cube anyway because I need it for some traping
I just can't seem to get the mouse in my garage to take the bait.
Since it came as a 3-pack I even put all three around.
PETA makes a mouse trap that works quite nicely you might try that one as well
My cat loves your videos , can we please have more of the mice running around as it keeps her glued to the screen and not walking over my keyboard, by the way your mouse traps are brilliant and kind as they are so humane
he seemed so cool about it all
I am sure you answered this somewhere, but what is the best way to let him out? When I used the tin cats I open them and step back so they don't feel threatened and they hop into the forest. This one I will be having my fingers right there waiting for it to get out?
Seth Michael OOOH I forgot to say that I am not liking this one cause there are no air holes. But I love how it's so easy to set up and pretty darn effective. How can they breath in there though?
what kind of bait to use in the trap?