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    Re: Considering switching to rats, but have a question!

    Quote Originally Posted by Sam Rickim View Post
    Couldn't just be from rats being bigger overall (i.e., feeding more food)?
    Not really you could have a rat and a mouse the exact same weight BUT the nutritional value IS different.

    For the sake of everybody :

    Nutritional Value of Mice

    Energy
    -Dry Mass -Protein -Fat -Ash -kcal/g
    Pinkies -19.1% -64.2% -17% - 9.7% -4.87
    Young Mice -18.2% -44.2% -30.1% -8.5% -6.65
    Adult Mice -32.7% -55.8% -23.6% -11.8% -5.25


    Nutritional Value of Rats

    Energy
    -Dry Mass -Protein -Fat -Ash -kcal/g
    Rat Pups -20.8% -57.9% -23.7% -12.2% -5.3
    Young Rats -30% -56.1% -27.5% -14.8% -5.55
    Adult Rats -33.9% -61.8% -32.6% -9.8% -6.37

    Chart taken from : http://www.leedspetshops.co.uk/index...age=page&id=69
    Last edited by Quantum Constrictors; 07-02-2012 at 10:01 PM.
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