x2 to the bolded. I had a male Rex dumbo who was an odd-eye. He had a few babies in each litter he fathered with several different females that ended up with megacolon. It wasn't the girls, as they never threw any babies with any issues when I used different males, soooooooo...something to keep in mind but if you don't have any issues, I wouldn't worry about it. Mine were several generations in that it developed as an issue and he was older so who knows. Cute ratties, regardless.Originally Posted by Michelle.C
It's generally referred to as Odd Eyed. Some say it can be a marker for a higher risk of Megacolon, but if you haven't had issues thus far, I wouldn't worry about it.
Cute rats, I actually like the odd eyed trait.
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