The Agile Rat - Photos

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Curious Shelly - 2010-07-04 12:13:40

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DID YOU KNOW?
Hairless ratties do eat a bit more then a haired rat. The Hairless are also more prone to allergies to shavings. It is good for a hairless rattie to have a cage mate that has hair so that they can cuddle with the haired buddy for warmth.

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