Re: Anery everglades rat

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Posted by Stephen Fowler on November 22, 1999 at 23:51:23:

In Reply to: Anery everglades rat posted by dan on November 22, 1999 at 17:39:58:

Anerythristic Yellow rats are being bred by a number of breeders including myself. Everyone got their stock from Chris McQuade at Gulf Coast Reptile in Fort Meyers, FL who started with a WC male that is now dead.
They grow very slowly when compared to normal yellow or everglades rats, so it will be sometime before they are common.
The "Ghost Glade" has a golden dorsals with reduced melanine on the sides. Not spectacular but really different & no one really knows what it is yet. Some call it white sided, some hypomelanistic but there is also no red. The mutation came from a WC female that is still alive at Gulf Coast Reptile.

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: Anerythristic Yellow rats are being bred by a number of breeders including myself. Everyone got their stock from Chris McQuade at Gulf Coast Reptile in Fort Meyers, FL who started with a WC male that is now dead. : They grow very slowly when compared to normal yellow or everglades rats, so it will be sometime before they are common. : The "Ghost Glade" has a golden dorsals with reduced melanine on the sides. Not spectacular but really different & no one really knows what it is yet. Some call it white sided, some hypomelanistic but there is also no red. The mutation came from a WC female that is still alive at Gulf Coast Reptile.

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