Pet & breeder quality rats! -- $20

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Moderate sized breeder located in St. Cloud FL. I have maybe 2-4 litters per month. So not always able to get exactly what combination you may be looking for, but we have lots of diversity! Prices range from $20-45
COAT TYPE - Most of my lines are rex & double rex coats although I do produce some standard straight fur and velveteen as well. Some of my double rex go completely naked so we have hairless rats although not necessarily the true hairless gene.
EARS - Standard top eared rats & dumbo ear as well!
PATTERNS - Lots of variegated patterns. Some resemble hooded (colored head with a back stripe) although I don't have the strongest hood markings if you're looking for breeder genetics. Most of my hooded rats do have a break somewhere in the stripe. Working on producing more berkshire (solid color with white belly) and siamese pointed.
COLORS - My lines include russian blue agouti, marten, beige, fawn, agouti, white with black eyes or red, some black occasionally, some mink, & siamese. I do not have lineage on these rats for exact color identification. If you are looking for sure proven colors to strengthen your genes I will put out there that I don't have that kind of guarantee on these colors, Im still proving out many of them. But Id be happy to show you what's available to choose based on looks!
PERSONALITIES - All babies are handled regularly & have great pet personalities! Lines bred with stable temperaments in moms. They don't bite me. They don't bite their new owners when they go home. However any animal CAN bite so Im not going to tell you they WONT bite. Some people don't know how to treat animals & thats not on me. If you bring home a nervous baby animal that is going thru a major transition & give it to your kids to play with like a toy, theres a possibility they could get bit. Treat pets with respect & let them settle in especially when they're first coming home!
Introducing to other pet rats is always a bit risky. If you have a solo rat at home theres a chance they will reject & attack a new partner. Make sure you research the best way to introduce rats together. If you have more than 1 & want to expand your colony I would recommend getting 2 or more new rats to help with group tension & reduce the change of 1 new rat being bullied.

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