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Hi,
Is it easy to breed rats?
How big are the babies? Are the babies small enough to feed a baby 15" corn?
Will they get big in 3 weeks?
What do you breed them in?
Is there any specific age you breed them at?
Thanks
Dom
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Boda 3' normal ball
Snow 15" Snow corn
We have been breeding ours for about a year now and they grow quick if fed well and yes you could definatly feed a corn with the babies.We just got some more dumbos and they are very cool looking or cute as my wife would say.........snowy in montana
>>Hi,
>>
>>Is it easy to breed rats?
>>How big are the babies? Are the babies small enough to feed a baby 15" corn?
>>Will they get big in 3 weeks?
>>What do you breed them in?
>>Is there any specific age you breed them at?
Easier to breed than mice. As there is not the tight, unshiftable social groups.
Babies would be, IMHO, too big for a younger corn. If the corn is taking big fuzzy mice...then rat pups would work. Anything smaller and best to stick with mice for a while longer.
In three weeks they will be adult mouse size, 30 grams.
My rats have luxury 18X24X 18high wire cages. I spoil them, I have the room and cages. Others use tubs and can give you ideas.
I don't like to breed my rats before 10 weeks and aim for 12. They can breed earlier. I separate them until then.
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Sonya
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