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Thread: Rat ID help

  1. 02-03-2013, 06:45 PM #1
    edgarfl
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    Rat ID help



    He came from a normal looking female hooded. Several albinos and normal looking hooded rats were in the litter.
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    It really looks like a double rex, but if the mom is normal that's not possible. The other possibility is a hairy hairless. Looks to be an albino.
    Why keep a snake? Why keep any animal? Because you enjoy the animal, find something beautiful and fascinating about it, and it fits seamlessly into your lifestyle.
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