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That's sweet! I have no idea, maybe it's just random?
Keep us updated about what her babies look like!
Chloe
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Rex acts like an incomplete dominant trait and double rex a homozygous trait.
You need a rex X rex breeding to make a double rex.
This one looks to be a recessive trait hairless rat.
Jerry Robertson
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Re: Questions about double rex rat
Originally Posted by snakesRkewl
Rex acts like an incomplete dominant trait and double rex a homozygous trait.
You need a rex X rex breeding to make a double rex.
This one looks to be a recessive trait hairless rat.
but shes not totally hairless. she has whiskers, peach fuzz and all that hair on her face and legs.
I'm pretty sure she would have a thymus then. which hairless rats lack.
she just doesnt seem to be the definition of a hairless rat.
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Re: Questions about double rex rat
Originally Posted by mues155
but shes not totally hairless. she has whiskers, peach fuzz and all that hair on her face and legs.
I'm pretty sure she would have a thymus then. which hairless rats lack.
she just doesnt seem to be the definition of a hairless rat.
Then you are breeding rex X rex, BUT, double rex patchwork hairless rats aren't bald after their first molt ...
Last edited by snakesRkewl; 03-23-2013 at 02:12 AM.
Jerry Robertson
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She looks just like the recessive hairless rats I used to breed
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Re: Questions about double rex rat
Originally Posted by snakesRkewl
Then you are breeding rex X rex, BUT, double rex patchwork hairless rats aren't bald after their first molt ...
Omg I'm confused lol
What's a patchwork hairless?
so are you saying when she's an adult she'll be completely hairless?
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sorry i dont want to sound dumb with all this.
I just am not good at genetics let alone rat genetics.
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Re: Questions about double rex rat
Jerry Robertson
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I can't tell you anything about what she is, but she's cute! I usually don't like naked rats, but the fur on her face, and the fact she's not albino, works in her favor.
Do keep a close eye on the babies though to be sure they're being fed well. Hairless females tend to have problems with milk production, and it's recommended to not breed them. I don't know if that would be the case with her, but keep an eye, just in case.
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