There is no actual single species known as a marsupial mouse. Marsupial mouse is the rather misleading name given to various tiny dasyurids, or carnivorous marsupials of Australia. Animals which some under the broad heading of marsupial mice include the antechinus, dibbler, ningaui, phascogale, planigale, kultarr, dunnart, kaluta, mulgara and kowari.
Marsupial mice are burrowing creatures, and nocturnal. They dig burrows for shelter and protection, and tend to only come out at night, so their biggest predators are owls and other nocturnal creatures.
Only if their in a fight
No, but if they are male mice they will fight for dominance
They get into a fight or accident.
no the mouse will be eaten and they fight
Their women, of course they fight.
other vats, they hunt for mice, they fight raccoons and badgers and hawks. (sometimes dogs)
No. They probably will fight.
It is very common for mice to fight especially males if they are not brothers. The most common reason for mice to start a fight it over food, you could have a bowl filled with sunflower seeds but they will fight over the sunflower seed the other one has. The best way to prevent another fight it to always be adding toys and moving things in the cage. To stop the fighting you can split them up for a week, then re intoduce them in the bathtube or a "neutral" space. Clean the cage and put them together again. Mice that live alone tend to get lonely and will miss their companion.
CURLEY
wanna fight me boy??or suck my C0CK!:p
you put a female and a male together but watch them incase they fight!!!
hierarchy in the family (pecking order).