>>Here are some pics that show how variable Emory's rats can be depending on what part of their range they are from. The first two are of a Brazos Island female(meahllmorum) and the last one is a western Colorado female(intermontana), although this subspecies is not recognized as being valid by most.

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>>Matt Kauffman





Those Emory's are both very cool. Do they both belong to you? Please give me a shout as I'm in the market for both of those forms. I do consider intermontanus a ssps, btw. I also keep B.I. rats. The Brazos Islands rats are the largest Emory's I've seen and the intermontanus are the smallest.



Holiday Cheers...Terry




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