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    It's instinctive for momma rats to be crazy aggressive towards strange male rats. Males often kill litters that are not theirs.

    If you want to do colony breeding (I am not a fan of it myself) you can't take the male out and put him back and definitely not replace him with a different male while kits are on the ground or moms are ready to pop.
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