Actually I disagree. I have also been breeding hairless rats for the last 8 or so years and they are significantly weaker than their haired cousins. Strong hairless rats in my experience are only produced by hairless to het or het to het breeding. I know several people that work with scaleless albino western diamondback rattlesnakes and they are not equally as strong as their scaled counterparts. As far as if they will be big sellers, who knows. None of the other scaleless snakes have ever become a big deal, just oddities. It is sort of cool and sort of gross all at the same time. Douglas Beard / Flora & Fauna

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