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06-15-2007, 04:42 AM

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Leucistic Texas Rats

Some photos of my Leucistic Texas Rats, with no bug eye I'm proud to say. The female my wife called Princess Sparkle ugh and the male is called Walker Texas Ratsnake lol

PS chillin

Showin the Texas Rat Tude

Here is Walker, he's got lots of pink but I think that will fade to solid white as he ages.

The happy couple (& no they are not housed together)

I'm really excited for next year because she is already 40" long and ready to go I just gotta get Walker big enough this summer

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