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Originally Posted by Awaiting Abyss
They are double rex. That causes them to be thin/hairless. It is a result of breeding two rats that both carry the rex gene and the kittens get both rex genes from their parents.
I'm not as familiar with rat genetics as gerbil genetics, but I do know a small bit.
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Oooh, very cool. If my male throws rexs I won't feel guilty in the slightest about feeding off this hairless. She's mean to the other rats (surprised she bred at all) bites humans and ate 4 of her babies (she originally had 13 not 9) My other rats are great through. At least 2 are willing to surrogate.
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