Re: Piebald texas rat

Posted by dg on July 09, 2000 at 15:02:00:

In Reply to: Piebald texas rat posted by Todd on July 09, 2000 at 13:36:41:

: In the vivarium, volume4 number6 pg.15 says there is a less frequently seen piebald phase of texas rat. Any comments on the Hugh Blake article.Has anyone seen or heard of one?

There is a picture of one in Dr. Bechtel's book, "Reptile and Amphibian Variants: Colors, Patterns, and Scales", on page 132. Looks kind of like an "extreme" white sided Texas rat, but fits the description of the "piebald" morph in the article you mentioned.

Hope this helps,
dg

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: : In the vivarium, volume4 number6 pg.15 says there is a less frequently seen piebald phase of texas rat. Any comments on the Hugh Blake article.Has anyone seen or heard of one? : There is a picture of one in Dr. Bechtel's book, "Reptile and Amphibian Variants: Colors, Patterns, and Scales", on page 132. Looks kind of like an "extreme" white sided Texas rat, but fits the description of the "piebald" morph in the article you mentioned. : Hope this helps, : dg

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