I've been working with hairless rats, hairless mice, fancy mice, colored hairless of both, spiny mice, and some neat colors of mice and rats. I tend to agree with you guys about the mice they are on the messier, meaner side of the spectrum but I've got some of the lab strain that produce usually between 18 and 24 babies at a pop, which I've bred into the dif colors and strains and they seem to have picked up some of that trait. Halfway considering doing guinea pigs and hairless skinny pigs. I'm gonna have to get more snakes to feed!

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• Market value of Piebald Mice as High end Feeders? - primevalbeauty, Thu Oct 20 23:29:45 2005
• RE: Market value of Piebald Mice as High end Feeders? - jayf, Thu Oct 20 23:44:17 2005
• I find myself breeding for.... - rainbowsrus, Fri Oct 21 00:02:55 2005
• I sure am working on designer rats (pics) - LauraV, Fri Oct 21 00:08:56 2005
• RE: I sure am working on designer rats (pics) - PBM, Sat Oct 22 00:45:19 2005
• RE: I sure am working on designer rats (pics) - guero, Sat Oct 22 01:31:47 2005
• RE: I work with the hairless trait an - Hypoboa1, Fri Oct 21 00:52:02 2005
• I'll wait on the $20 motley rats. LOL.....NP - b3finga, Fri Oct 21 02:10:54 2005
• I breed for personality.. - Jeff Clark, Fri Oct 21 06:52:32 2005
• RE: I breed for personality.. - cbreps, Sat Oct 22 02:09:01 2005
• RE: Market value of Piebald Mice as High end Feeders? - primevalbeauty, Fri Oct 21 10:35:55 2005