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Re: Rat Coat Pattern Question
Well lets see...
Betsy Buttpatch is either a poor Variegated or an incomplete hooded and Daisy looks be a Dalmation (though her sports are very very light).
As for colors there are actually 2 Agouti standards- brown(what most people think of agouti) and blue...looks like you have the blue version.
Very Cute either way.
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Re: Rat Coat Pattern Question
Betsy is a cinnamon agouti mismarked bareback top ear and Daisy is an agouti wedge-blazed possum dalmation(high white).
Blue agouti is a totally different ball game
--Becky--
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Re: Rat Coat Pattern Question
LOL I love this rat stuff. Well since I've bred 100's of baby rats and none of them ever had this odd buttpatch I officially declare Betsy Buttpatch as a rare rat! She's just in for her first breeding try so you may all now line up and put deposits on....
Buttpatch Rats....the new status symbol....get em while you can....all your friends will be jealous....get in on the ground floor....$2,000.00 each!!!
LMAOOOOOOOOO
Thanks for the info guys.
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Re: Rat Coat Pattern Question
Could you have fed this face off? I sure couldn't so Betsy got to skip the feeder bin due to her unique buttpatch and Daisy because this face is simply too dang cute to be anything's dinner!
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Re: Rat Coat Pattern Question
Originally Posted by SatanicIntention
Betsy is a cinnamon agouti mismarked bareback top ear and Daisy is an agouti wedge-blazed possum dalmation(high white).
Blue agouti is a totally different ball game
Where do you get this from? I am using AFRMA standards...what are you using?
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Re: Rat Coat Pattern Question
My personal experience I've been around rats for quite a long time, especially ones coming from high-quality breeders from England and California.
There are a few types of agouti; agouti, blue-agouti, russian blue agouti, cinnamon agouti, etc. Those two rats are only showing cinnamon and regular agouti. Blue agouti is a base color of blue with tan-ticked hairs. They show none of that whatsoever. I see a bit of red in Betsy, hence the cinnamon. And I see the normal agouti coloring in Daisy.
--Becky--
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Re: Rat Coat Pattern Question
Yep I can't definitely agree on that cinnamon agouti thing with Betsy. She's actually even more reddish than pictures show and as a baby was a lovely red/brown and white color (another reason I kept her back).
This is Daisy Mae's mother, Squeekers, as a young rat. She's still one of my cutest female breeders.
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Re: Rat Coat Pattern Question
Opppsss...my mistake I was commenting on your last comment that you saw more "greyish" colors...didn't catch that you were referring to a different rat, and figured the colors in the photo were just off. I guess I was actually commenting on what Squeakers was .
As for the markings, I too have been breeding and judging rats for a very long time, so I still have to disagree with Becky on the markings. Yes, you can name all the traits that a rat has but those don't correspond to how the rat would be judged should you choose to (or wanted to register them...and yes there is a rat registry). The categories are much narrower.
But either way both are very cute no matter what you call them.
Originally Posted by frankykeno
Yep I can't definitely agree on that cinnamon agouti thing with Betsy. She's actually even more reddish than pictures show and as a baby was a lovely red/brown and white color (another reason I kept her back).
This is Daisy Mae's mother, Squeekers, as a young rat. She's still one of my cutest female breeders.
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