Anybody know if these guys grow out of their bug-eyed stage, or are they like that all their lives? I'v been told that most adults grow out of it...comments?
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Leucistic Texas Rats & bug eyes....
lovelyleopards
Aug 10, 2004 01:40 PM
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sullman
Aug 10, 2004 05:36 PM
Some have that bugged out look and some don't. Usually most respectable breeders will have the bugged eyed ones at a lower price they the ones without bug eyes. No they will have that bugged eyed look forever.
