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Hairless babies?

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  • 01-25-2010, 01:19 PM
    Muze
    Re: Hairless babies?
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    Originally Posted by dsmalex97 View Post
    so there not double rex? there hairless?

    Im sooo confused....

    They would either both be Rexes or (if the babies are indeed hairless) then they would be het for hairless. The baby in yor pic looks like a double Rex to me but it's not that clear of a pic. You should have a better idea in a few weeks. I own a hairless female and a double Rex male, and you can tell the difference. He is all patchy. Hair grows, falls (or breaks) off, then regrows in a different pattern. She is always hairless.
  • 01-26-2010, 12:01 AM
    dsmalex97
    Re: Hairless babies?
    im thinking it is a double rex because now he has a patch of fur on his face and he does have curly whiskers. All of the parents are normal though. Unless a rex rat really is a subtle difference if any at all. There really cool though, keeping them as pets. So funny to look at haha. :rofl:
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