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17-09-2010, 08:59 PM
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Another example of rodent orientation skills.
I have no idea what happened....but I went to Wigan today...and three gorgeous squishy ratty boys followed me home dragging their cage behind them.
Ok people I did it.....I GOT MY GORGEOUS RATTY BOYS!!! Wanna meet them? Meet Milo, the grumpiest one apparently....but he's licked me tonight and is oh so beautiful! (Anyone help with the colour?) 170920101086.jpg Next we have Chico, ...erm obviously cuddly! Gorgeous again! 170920101070.jpg Now last but certainly not least...Diego, the smallest but most confident and the lickiest of them all. 170920101088.jpg They have had to endure an hour and half's journey...yet they still wanna climb all over me and lick me and...OH I am in LOVE!!!
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MY ZOO-LET Syrian: Dini Winter Whites: Alaska, Apollo, Hero and Ares Bunnies: Saffy, Gus, Cookie and Cream and 5 babies!! Piggies: Bubble and Squeak RIP Tilly, Thom, Tiny, Cassius, Stuart Little, George, Baby Pom (Mice), Melvin (Chameleon) Harry (Cambells Russian) Charlie and Roma (Syrians) Eros (Winter White) Jet, Rainbow and Angel (Rabbits) Neva (Ratty girl) 
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17-09-2010, 09:11 PM
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Re: Another example of rodent orientation skills.
Ahhh they are lovely and I want them!!!
 You must be soo excited having new babies  .Oh and thanks, you have just given me a bad case of GMR 
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17-09-2010, 09:15 PM
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Re: Another example of rodent orientation skills.
Thats the best bit...apart from we are now actually home!
However questions... 1. Their cage is quite bare...as in no toys or anything...he said they had chewed them all up but means I have to buy. I have seen loads of things...but what would people advise is best quality for money and best enrichment? I did like the octopus that someone had in their vid! (Sorry can't remember who) 2. They look a little grubby. Now he said they are bathed reguarly...but the white looks more grubby...is this just their colouring or do they need a bath? Am sure there are more but can't think now! xx
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MY ZOO-LET Syrian: Dini Winter Whites: Alaska, Apollo, Hero and Ares Bunnies: Saffy, Gus, Cookie and Cream and 5 babies!! Piggies: Bubble and Squeak RIP Tilly, Thom, Tiny, Cassius, Stuart Little, George, Baby Pom (Mice), Melvin (Chameleon) Harry (Cambells Russian) Charlie and Roma (Syrians) Eros (Winter White) Jet, Rainbow and Angel (Rabbits) Neva (Ratty girl)
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17-09-2010, 09:16 PM
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Re: Another example of rodent orientation skills.
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MY ZOO-LET Syrian: Dini Winter Whites: Alaska, Apollo, Hero and Ares Bunnies: Saffy, Gus, Cookie and Cream and 5 babies!! Piggies: Bubble and Squeak RIP Tilly, Thom, Tiny, Cassius, Stuart Little, George, Baby Pom (Mice), Melvin (Chameleon) Harry (Cambells Russian) Charlie and Roma (Syrians) Eros (Winter White) Jet, Rainbow and Angel (Rabbits) Neva (Ratty girl)
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17-09-2010, 09:22 PM
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Re: Another example of rodent orientation skills.
Hi I know what I wanted to ask...
The cage is H66cm, W38cm and L61cm, is this big enough? If it is tell me...as I don't want really to buy another yet/can't really...wasn't counting on that seeing as they came with a cage!
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MY ZOO-LET Syrian: Dini Winter Whites: Alaska, Apollo, Hero and Ares Bunnies: Saffy, Gus, Cookie and Cream and 5 babies!! Piggies: Bubble and Squeak RIP Tilly, Thom, Tiny, Cassius, Stuart Little, George, Baby Pom (Mice), Melvin (Chameleon) Harry (Cambells Russian) Charlie and Roma (Syrians) Eros (Winter White) Jet, Rainbow and Angel (Rabbits) Neva (Ratty girl)
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17-09-2010, 09:23 PM
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Re: Another example of rodent orientation skills.
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MY ZOO-LET Syrian: Dini Winter Whites: Alaska, Apollo, Hero and Ares Bunnies: Saffy, Gus, Cookie and Cream and 5 babies!! Piggies: Bubble and Squeak RIP Tilly, Thom, Tiny, Cassius, Stuart Little, George, Baby Pom (Mice), Melvin (Chameleon) Harry (Cambells Russian) Charlie and Roma (Syrians) Eros (Winter White) Jet, Rainbow and Angel (Rabbits) Neva (Ratty girl)
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17-09-2010, 09:24 PM
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Re: Another example of rodent orientation skills.
There are loads of cheap and easy ways to keep them amused. How about giving them some news paper and watch them build a nest out of it. Or get a sheet of newspapper and put some treats in the middle and scrunch it up and give it to them.
I have a lots of plastic hanging tubes, sputniks and I got some hamster exercise balls and hung them up with chains for sleeping in. My lot are not chewers so their stuff has lasted a long time. If your looking for anymore ideas, I know another forum that has product reveiws on it. I personly dont bath my rats as I am scared I will end up dryin out their coats.
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17-09-2010, 09:27 PM
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17-09-2010, 09:36 PM
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Re: Another example of rodent orientation skills.
Aw, they are gorgeous!
 I don't find that my boys really play with anything inside the cage, so I just put in loads of stuff to encourage them to climb and keep active (like tunnels, ropes, cargo nets & makeshift climbing frames). They shouldn't really need to be bathed regularly, and infact bathing them too often can strip away the natural oils causing damage to both fur and skin. If they're really grubby I'd suggest maybe giving them a rub down with unscented baby/wet wipes  Edit: Unfortunately the cage, as Petitepuppet has said, is only really big enough for two I'm afraid 
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17-09-2010, 09:46 PM
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MY ZOO-LET Syrian: Dini Winter Whites: Alaska, Apollo, Hero and Ares Bunnies: Saffy, Gus, Cookie and Cream and 5 babies!! Piggies: Bubble and Squeak RIP Tilly, Thom, Tiny, Cassius, Stuart Little, George, Baby Pom (Mice), Melvin (Chameleon) Harry (Cambells Russian) Charlie and Roma (Syrians) Eros (Winter White) Jet, Rainbow and Angel (Rabbits) Neva (Ratty girl)
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