Squeakers!

[CaptBogart]

In the past I've had problems raising mice, which I now contribute to trying to turn pet store mice unto breeders. This time I got some direct from a breeder, and hybrids to boot. I get long fur, short fur, velvet coats, brindle, splashed, and hairless in my litters. Someone on my local Craigslist was asking about hairless mice, followed by a whole bunch of posts making fun of her saying there was no such thing. I posted that there were hairless mice and posted pics. The next day my email was full of emails requesting hairless mice and mice that carry the gene. I hate to say it, but to date this year I've made more from selling mice, than snakes...
Here are some pics of the mice being picked up tomorrow, as well as some ASF babies...

Gandolf, the father. The Moms are preggo so didn't want to disturb them

ASF Rat babies

Don't worry, I'll keep an eye out for escapees

 

[RobbiesCornField]

LOL! Great pictures, Joe! I love that last one of Kiska.

 

[CaptBogart]

LOL! Great pictures, Joe! I love that last one of Kiska.

Lol, she jumped up on the workbench looking at the choices like it was a buffet...

 

[RobbiesCornField]

:roflmao: I can so picture that.

 

[ArpeggioAngel]

I was gonna say - in that shot she looks like the proverbial "cat that ate the canary" (or in this case mouse). LMAO!!

 

[The_Thunderer]

Yeah, Kiska looks like she ALREADY ate an escapee... LOL.

Nice ones!!! I think I would have a hard time using any of them for snake food.

 

[Susielea]

The hairless mice...hmm...Ugly, but cute, I think...lol

And Kiska is gorgeous, she does look like the cat that got the cream though, maybe she's waiting for you to look the other way :grin01:

 

[danielle]

Your cat is awesome that is the best I'm keeping my eye on you face I've ever seen,lol I love the hairless mice I thik they are so cute