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    Siamese have a color to their coat, typically a light creamy color and darker points in general.
    But a lot of poorly bred Siamese have lighter points, I tried to get all of my hold backs from black rats.
    Himi's are white like a PEW.
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    Here were mine as youngin's. They were solid-colored.


    Then they turned white with pioints


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    Re: New colour to me. (Satin gold brown)

    Quote Originally Posted by snakesRkewl View Post
    Siamese have a color to their coat, typically a light creamy color and darker points in general.
    But a lot of poorly bred Siamese have lighter points, I tried to get all of my hold backs from black rats.
    Himi's are white like a PEW.
    Oh. Ok.
    I'm pretty sure that Dumbo Rex girl I asked about earlier is a Himalayan then. She's much more white than my siamese, which are cream. She looks almost like my PEW Dumbo Rex.

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    Quote Originally Posted by satomi325 View Post
    Oh. Ok.
    I'm pretty sure that Dumbo Rex girl I asked about earlier is a Himalayan then. She's much more white than my siamese, which are cream. She looks almost like my PEW Dumbo Rex.
    Himis are my favorite pointed rats. My first pregnant female was a himi. Mind you she produced 10 healthy agoutis but still.


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    Re: New colour to me. (Satin gold brown)

    Mother looks Agouti, I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say they are Fawn. Which is RED Agouti.


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    Re: New colour to me. (Satin gold brown)

    Quote Originally Posted by heylookitsjon View Post
    Himis are my favorite pointed rats. My first pregnant female was a himi. Mind you she produced 10 healthy agoutis but still.
    Himalayan rats have no agouti genes in them, unless you bred an agouti to them they can't make agouti.

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    Probably wrong, but that looks himalayan to me? I have 3 pink eyed himalayan.
    The rat in your picture is a Siamese, Himalayans are white typically with no body color except the darker points.
    They are white because Himi's are not a pure genetic, they are half albino half Siamese, similar to a super stripe ball python is a yellowbelly and a specter combo.
    Both genes land on the same locus, allelic to each other.

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    Mother looks Agouti, I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say they are Fawn.
    Mom is a black rat???
    Last edited by snakesRkewl; 08-14-2012 at 06:35 PM.
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    Re: New colour to me. (Satin gold brown)

    Quote Originally Posted by snakesRkewl View Post
    Himalayan rats have no agouti genes in them, unless you bred an agouti to them they can't make agouti.

    The rat in your picture is a Siamese, Himalayans are white typically with no body color except the darker points.
    They are white because Himi's are not a pure genetic, they are half albino half Siamese, similar to a super stripe ball python is a yellowbelly and a specter combo.
    Both genes land on the same locus, allelic to each other.

    Mom is a black rat???
    Check the picture he posted. The rat in the photos with the babies is 100% Agouti. It's just not that great of a photo.


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    Re: New colour to me. (Satin gold brown)

    Beautiful rats!! They really are gorgeous creatures. I hope that when (if) I start breeding them, I can let some go for snake food

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    Re: New colour to me. (Satin gold brown)

    Quote Originally Posted by Michelle.C View Post
    Check the picture he posted. The rat in the photos with the babies is 100% Agouti. It's just not that great of a photo.
    I see it now
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