Ok, I confess. I try really hard to get certain colors or patterns too. I have nearly every color available. Even those two-toned rats too ( a whole tub of them). Hairless rats and starting to get a good number of patchwork rats also. As for mice, I like the ones that are called "fox". They come in a nice shade of grey/blue or brown with completely white underbellies. Also I tend to hold back brindle satins. But mostly everything is a feeder.



Scott

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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
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• I sure am working on designer rats (pics) - LauraV, Fri Oct 21 00:08:56 2005
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• 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