u/KitchenExtreme509

hi guys, earlier today i found about 7 baby mice in our GRILL and the mom was there aswell but scattered away once we opened the grill. we put the mice in a cardboard box with a blanket and paper towel and left them out to see if the mom would come back but it didn’t, so i brought the mice inside so they don’t freeze overnight. i’m looking for guidance on what to do in this situation i fed them warm water with sugar and salt earlier and i plan on getting the correct food tomorrow but i want to know what exactly i need to do to keep them healthy enough to let go once they’re older or if i should even keep them at all. i also have them under a candle warmer (that’s on a low setting of course) to heat them up a little bit since they were all purple when i first brought them inside. should i keep the lamp on overnight?

hi, i just got 3 guppies around 2 weeks ago and i recently started noticing clusters of these white things that almost look like rice grains. i did some research and apparently they were snail eggs (even though we didn’t buy any snails) they could’ve been hiding in the live plants. i ended up finding two tiny little snails in my tank, but upon more research, these rice grain things i found look nothing like snail eggs. what could they be and is it dangerous? i attached photos of the plants along with the clusters