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    What kinds of temperatures can rats withstand?

    I have my rats in my garage. A cold front is coming through and its about 55 degrees outside. But in my garage is around 60-62. I know temperatures can effect breeding, but right now I don't need anymore food for the snakes (I have a ton in my freezer) so I have them all seperated. I'm just concerned for their health.

    Is this too low? Should I put a heater in there?
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    The temps in my rat room fluctuates between 48 and 80.

    Never had any health issue.

    As far as production my colony does best between 68 and 73.
    Deborah Stewart


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    Thank you. Makes me feel a lot better.
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