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    I don't know too much about rats, but are there any relatively common species of rats that have consistently small litters (say 6 to 8), or do they all generally have large litters?
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    Re: Question

    There's really only one "common species of rat" and they tend to have 8-12 per litter but 15 or more is common.

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