"The male is amel and the female is a normal. But both are hypos"

hmmmm, not sure I understand what you meant there Pat, but they could easily still be authentic Black rat's, and not subspecific mutt's,....meaning man-made intergrade crosses from other subspecies that is. It really depends on what bloodline you acquired, and who kept what bred to what, know what I mean?. All those morph traits are certainly known to be in many genuine Black rats throughout the hobby, but those same genetic mutations are also in other subspecies as well.

Tough to say without doing some back-tracking on their family lineage.

Wish we could see them brother..


~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

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