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09-23-13, 11:01 PM	#4
Awaiting Abyss Member Join Date: Aug-2013 Location: South Carolina Age: 33 Posts: 111 Country:	Re: Interesting babies They are double rex. That causes them to be thin/hairless. It is a result of breeding two rats that both carry the rex gene and the kittens get both rex genes from their parents. I'm not as familiar with rat genetics as gerbil genetics, but I do know a small bit. __________________ 1 Western Hognose snake, 25 pet fancy mice (not including pups), 5 gerbils (not including pups), 4 degus, 2 pet rats, 2 Syrian hamsters, 5 cats, and 2 dogs

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