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13-07-2008, 09:06 PM
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Rat names
hello
I have just got 2 new rats to join my white rat Ellie. They are 1 black/grey rat with a white tum and another pale ginger rat - totally forgotten what Saxon told me the proper colours but shes going to email them to remind me. They need cool names...help me!
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13-07-2008, 09:55 PM
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ohhh rats are so hard to name people tend to go on themes what about beth and jane?
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Snakes 1:1 BCI het Albino,0:1 Annery Boa 100% het snow 1:1 BCI het Annery 1:2 BCI albino pos het snow, 1:4 Hypo Poss Het Moonglow, 1:1 Hypo Crawl cay, 0:1 Hogg Island x 2:4 BCI, 0:0:1 Blood python, 1:0 Macklots, 1:0 albino Burm,0:1 normal burm 0:1 100%het albino granite, 1:0 albino granite burm , 1:0 JCP, 1:1 Desert king, 0:1 cali kings, 1:1 100% sharp snow, 1:3:0 Royals, 1:0 Brazilian rainbow boa, 1:1 Albino Pine snake, RIFLE SHOT RABBITS £1 EACH CHEAP FROZEN FOOD http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/forum...ster-show.html
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13-07-2008, 10:30 PM
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we go with what they look like colour or breed so we would choose harlequin for the grey/black rat meaning something llike jester someone who weres different colours and ginge or tabbatha for the ginge
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14-07-2008, 12:41 AM
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The little black one is a mismark black berkshire satin carrying RB (satin rex) and pearl, from a RB father to a pearl mother, the other one is a little silver fawn self carrying hairless and hooded.
The Brain is the father to the silver fawn and the mother is a silver fawn self I have. Both are top eared. I have a program to do pedigree's with so I'll send you a copy of them when I have the time.
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Sax Got too many to mention!!!!!! I have nearly all my information on my site now. There are rat and hamster litters and pics of the ones I have. http://nimbusstud.weebly.com/our-hamsters.html
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14-07-2008, 01:05 AM
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A rat can't carry hooded *wink* The gene for hooded is on the same allele as self... If there is two copies of the dominant hooded gene, the rat will be a hoodie, one copy makes them a berkshire, and no copies of the dominant gene makes them a self
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14-07-2008, 03:22 PM
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Well her aunties were hooded then........
 Never have been an expert with genes. Mind you it's good to know how they get their markings.
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Sax Got too many to mention!!!!!! I have nearly all my information on my site now. There are rat and hamster litters and pics of the ones I have. http://nimbusstud.weebly.com/our-hamsters.html
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14-07-2008, 04:11 PM
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Dawn can you send me a link for the database thing one would be handy so i dont have to keep millions of pages of paper
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Snakes 1:1 BCI het Albino,0:1 Annery Boa 100% het snow 1:1 BCI het Annery 1:2 BCI albino pos het snow, 1:4 Hypo Poss Het Moonglow, 1:1 Hypo Crawl cay, 0:1 Hogg Island x 2:4 BCI, 0:0:1 Blood python, 1:0 Macklots, 1:0 albino Burm,0:1 normal burm 0:1 100%het albino granite, 1:0 albino granite burm , 1:0 JCP, 1:1 Desert king, 0:1 cali kings, 1:1 100% sharp snow, 1:3:0 Royals, 1:0 Brazilian rainbow boa, 1:1 Albino Pine snake, RIFLE SHOT RABBITS £1 EACH CHEAP FROZEN FOOD http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/forum...ster-show.html
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15-07-2008, 11:22 AM
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thought id add the first pics of the rats - they are adorable together!
    
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15-07-2008, 09:37 PM
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little fawn is called mouse
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I know some people "get" genes, whereas others just don't... It's one of those things that I pick up very easily.
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