> it registers as a good place to live Kind of like with weeds. Go ahead and pull them out, but as long as there are a few or some seeds remaining and a whole

> it registers as a good place to live Kind of like with weeds. Go ahead and pull them out, but as long as there are a few or some seeds remaining and a whole whack of substrate to grow in… They will be back in a hurry. The rats can’t live there if food isn’t so readily available. I’ve seen the terrifying videos of them eating each other, but presumably even that could only last so long. Poorly managed waste seems to be a huge factor in this, and rats on a symptom.