Basket of....

Fried chicken? Shrimp? Nope...


Rats!!

Cleaning day is never fun but checking out all the cool new rat colors and patterns is. Even a cool new tailless one...

http://www.glassreptiles.com/picture...sketofrats.jpg

THAT......... is cute! :oops: I really like the orange? ones!

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Originally Posted by Laooda

THAT......... is cute! :oops: I really like the orange? ones!

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I think they are beige/tan selfs...I am not very good knowing what is called what.

I think it looks Yummy.

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Originally Posted by muddoc

I think it looks Yummy.

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I knew there was something a little off about you! :D

Orange = fawn :)

Nice looking ratties Jamie. Please send the fawn hooded one over here please, please, please! :wuv:

Lots of beige hoodeds in there but I see at least one fawn self and a fawn hooded in there as well.

Nice amount of rats you have there! I see the two fawns, too...good thing you don't live closer or I'd be begging for the fawn-self and a biege hooded. :D *lol* Thanks for posting.

Thanks Becky! Ok, Jamie... I really like your Fawn Ratties! :P

Now why can't I get any cool colors? All I ever get is black berkies and black hoodeds. I really need another male, although Caesar is a great buck for me.


They look awesome!

Thanks all...The overwhelming number of rats came from my total inability to plan rat production. It has hurt me before and seems to have done it again because I only have 2 litters that are at the pup stage. I learned a hard lesson about how rats don't like to breed when the temps get too warm. About a month ago the temps started to get warm in the rat room. That is when the production stopped. I just put an AC unit in the other day and now its down to around 72 degrees and all is well. Hopefully production will pick up.

OH sooo cute:) I see one I want too!!!! It is in the left hand corner...just past the 3 whites in the corner...it is the "black hooded with the marks on the back" not the grey one....the little black one to the left of the grey one....:P

Yep it's super important to plan your production Jamie. I'm pretty handy with that though I've had times in the past where a male failed to produce for me or I had bigger than expected litters. My problem remains trying to manage the colony so I end up using the rats up before they reach a "too large for anything I have to feed" stage. :)