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Rats In The SMR photo gallery?
- Thread starter Denim
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reptile_jones
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Why don't you contact Don Soderberg about buying and caring for them? They look like they are missing 1/2 their fur. Do you want them for snake food or a pet?
batwrangler
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Denim said:
They look like fancy brown rats (r. norvegicus). Fancy rats come in varieties rather than breeds. (Varieties are essentially the morphs of the rat world.) The semi-hairlessness could be caused by one of the rex genes or it could be one of the hairless genes.