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  1. 08-05-2012, 07:54 PM #1
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    Just wanted to share some cute rats I've been making!

    It has been months since I have had any velveteen babies pop up, assuming that's what they are called??? They are from standard haired rats, so maybe they are just bad hairless rats???

    Here are the velveteen/hairless dumbos




    Just some other cuties I have right now


    I'm really excited about the PEW(albino) dumbos!





    And a male I held back, his coat is really interesting. I'm not sure if he's "molting" or what, but he's neat! I'm thinking he's a cinnamon? He was more of a mink before this happened.
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    Cute babies! And wow, that guys sure is something special! I love him!

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    HOLD UP ONE MINUTE...

    Rats come in cinnamon? Oh i am DEFINETLY breeding my own rats someday!

    Those babies are cute SS!
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    Very cute, and the big boy... Wow!
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    Yes rats come in cinnamon

    If those first ones came from standard coat adults then they could be recessive trait hairless.
    My guess would be one of the adults is a loose rex with hardly any curl?
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    Quote Originally Posted by snakesRkewl View Post
    Yes rats come in cinnamon

    If those first ones came from standard coat adults then they could be recessive trait hairless.
    My guess would be one of the adults is a loose rex with hardly any curl?
    Oh baby, im gunna be THAT guy that only feeds his cinnamons cinnamons. Just bc i can. Hahaha
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    Re: Just wanted to share some cute rats I've been making!

    Quote Originally Posted by kdreptiles View Post
    Cute babies! And wow, that guys sure is something special! I love him!
    He is really unique! I hope he stays like this. He almost looks calico now!

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
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    Rats come in cinnamon? Oh i am DEFINETLY breeding my own rats someday!

    Those babies are cute SS!
    Lol yep! Thank you, I really love breeding rats, especially with cute babies like these! The problem I'm running into now is that a lot of people around here want to buy all my fancy rats and I have to buy more and more feeders even though I breed rats!

    Quote Originally Posted by snakesRkewl View Post
    Yes rats come in cinnamon

    If those first ones came from standard coat adults then they could be recessive trait hairless.
    My guess would be one of the adults is a loose rex with hardly any curl?
    I don't know, they both look pretty darn normal to me. The father looks nicer/more fancy, but I still think he looks pretty standard
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