Silvermane Rats - female rat babies just weaned!

Jarrell TX

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You've never seen cuteness like this! I have 3 sweet little baby Silvermane fancy rats ready to go to their new homes. Their mom is a Silvermane rat, meaning her coat has a werewolf-like appearance (see photo of the mom). As Silvermane rats grow into adulthood, their fur gets the typical silver hairs on the tops of their coat. There are 3 beautiful female silvermane babies ready to go to their new homes. One is dark black, one is a more dusty black/brown, and one is white and silver. All three have been handled (and spoiled) since birth, and they love to give kisses and be held. The white and silver one is already starting to get her silvermane hairs on her nose if you look closely! Personalities! Because rats are so smart and individual, I'm going to list the personalities of each baby here :) -The dark black fur girl is my favorite (am I allowed to have a favorite?) She gives TONS of kisses and likes to sit on my hand and be petted. She bruxes the most of the three babies (bruxing is the rat version of purring). If nobody adopts her before I name her, she's going to live in my pocket forever. -The dusty black fur girl is hilarious and cracks me up. Yesterday she was having puppy dreams and running in her sleep while I was holding her, and it took quite a bit to bring her out of it haha. I would definitely describe her as the most laid back of the three. -The white and silver fur girl is the adventurer. She's the most playful of the three and has figured out how to climb pretty well for her age. She's super cuddly (as they all are), but also the most curious about her environment. If I was going to start a rat circus, I'd start with her! Asking a $50 rehoming fee for each baby. Rats are intelligent, sweet animals who will bring you tons of joy throughout their lives, and they are especially patient and calm even with kids. If you're thinking of getting a hamster, I promise that a rat is much more fulfilling! They are smart and can learn tricks, they're social and will bond with you, and hamsters are bitey while rats by nature are not. Pickup in Jarrell, or I can meet somewhere within 30 miles for the price of gas.