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Re: Hairless Dumbos?!
Yep, hairless. I've (personally) never seen a black hairless (all ours are pink) but I imagine they're possible.
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Awesome, thanks! I got me some ugly, wrinkly rats 
I wonder how much these guys sell for?
Brittany Davis
0.1 Snow BCI- Isis
1.0 Hypo Motley het Albino BCI- Rupert
Ball pythons
1.0 Champagne, 1.0 Albino Spider, 1.0 Savannah, 0.2 Normal, 0.1 Het Toffee, 0.1 Black Butter,
0.1 Spider, 0.2 Pastel, 0.1 Enchi, 0.1 Albino
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I actually have a hairless mini weenie dog....he was bred that way. And he's a dark brown
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Re: Hairless Dumbos?!
What coat types are the parents?
They look more like double rex patchworks to me?
Cute babies
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Parents are normal coat types seen here:
Babies and parents from past litter
I thought double rex too but it is impossible... I've read that true hairless will grow baby fuzz but eventually lose it. I guess we'll have to see!
Brittany Davis
0.1 Snow BCI- Isis
1.0 Hypo Motley het Albino BCI- Rupert
Ball pythons
1.0 Champagne, 1.0 Albino Spider, 1.0 Savannah, 0.2 Normal, 0.1 Het Toffee, 0.1 Black Butter,
0.1 Spider, 0.2 Pastel, 0.1 Enchi, 0.1 Albino
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Re: Hairless Dumbos?!
Well then unless they are just fuzzing up like normals I'd say they are recessive hairless and you proved out your unknown genetics.
You'll know after they molt(3-4 weeks old) if they are true hairless.
Very kewl, rat genetics are pretty crazy, lots of recessive stuff going on.
Last edited by snakesRkewl; 09-12-2010 at 09:14 PM.
Jerry Robertson

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I will grab you guys some pictures of my hairless dumbo guy tomorrow. He's ALMOST at baby making age. He has some work ahead of him LOL.
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Re: Hairless Dumbos?!
 Originally Posted by tomfromtheshade
I will grab you guys some pictures of my hairless dumbo guy tomorrow. He's ALMOST at baby making age. He has some work ahead of him LOL.
Kewl Tom
Jerry Robertson

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Re: Hairless Dumbos?!
 Originally Posted by tomfromtheshade
I will grab you guys some pictures of my hairless dumbo guy tomorrow. He's ALMOST at baby making age. He has some work ahead of him LOL.
I will get the picture up later, but this guy came from a dumbo x dumbo het breeding. I will have to assume that this is recessive hairless as no rex animals were present during breeding at any time.
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