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Who needs a tail

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Mom is a Blue Agouti and dad is a Pink eyed Siamese, not quite sure what color this one will be and not sure it will be able to walk :confused:
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Ugh the cuteness! I miss my ratties :(

Wonder if it'll pass on a 'tail-less' gene? That would be fun! I'm sure more people would keep rats if they didn't have the tail, which I find is the most disliked thing about them.
 
There are manx rats it is a recessive gene. Although it's hard to know if this is a manx or a mishap until you inbreed its offspring. If it is genetic you really should cause they are rare!
 
phoenix-cry said:
There are manx rats it is a recessive gene. Although it's hard to know if this is a manx or a mishap until you inbreed its offspring. If it is genetic you really should cause they are rare!
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This is the 3rd manx our lines have produced so it's not a mishap it's genetic.
The first one died at 1 week old this one is now breeding and another manx was just born this past week at my other partners who is running this line of rats too.
This female has been breeding the manx carrier male that's producing them and should be pregnant by now,
have to ask my partner since this female manx is at his house breeding.
Good stuff!
 
This female manx has been breeding her grandfather who is a dwarf rex, hopefully we get to see what a dwarf manx looks like soon :)
 
A couple more manx we've produced recently, burmese and Black Eye Siamese

Burmese manx has a tiny tip sticking out it's spine.
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BES Manx is completely tailless.
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