1. House Mouse
   Are active all year round, which means you could find them invading your
   home or business at any time. Will nest in roof insulation and wall cavities or any other secluded location such as under cupboards, ovens or in furniture. It has a slender body, fine grey to brown fur, pointed nose, large ears, tail about as long as the body  and weighs about 20g

2. Roof rat (Black Rat)
   Nests in roof voids, wall cavities, under cupboards, tree hollows. Typically enters the home from trees or power lines or other "bridges" from in contact with the building. Prefers fruit, but will eat all kinds of foods. Prefers to travel off the ground. It has a slender body, fine grey, brown or black fur, pointed nose, large ears, and tail longer than its body and weighs about 200g.

3. Norway Rat (Brown or Water rat)
   Digs burrows along building foundations and under debris piles, often found in basement carparks and subfloors. Can enter homes through toilet pipes. Prefers meat, but will eat anything. Very aggressive, strong burrower and an excellent swimmer. The Norway Rat. It has a heavy-set body, course red – brown fur, blunt nose, small ears, and tail shorter than its body and can weigh about half a kilogram!

All 3 species of rodents are prolific breeders having up to 6-7 litters a year!