Someone recommended this sub on my other post!

Only one visible grabbie here and it’s a back grabbie, not sure if that counts?!

I didn't realize they had grabbies!

This monkey was at a refuge, Urraca Monkey Refuge in Bocas Del Toro, Panama. Amazing place, totally recommend you go if you get the chance!

She was so tiny! 🥹

She had a horrible eye injury and needed lots of help to recover, but she is fully healed now and has had a litter of three holy terrors.

I joined hoping to see lots and lots of ferrets, i was left utterly disappointed, if its an error in the system, fix it.

Very good but not the best regards. New memeber

She holds it with such care and savors every bite. Then she looks at me with those sad round eyes when it’s gone.

"Looking for genetic advice to develop a Satin Rex & Manx line in a country with limited breeder knowledge."
Hi everyone, I have this beautiful doe with a confirmed Satin Rex (Velveteen Satin) coat type. Her fur is incredibly plush, silky, and has a strong reflective metallic shine, with beautifully curled whiskers.
Unfortunately, the fancy rat community in my country is strictly commercial and lacks basic genetic knowledge (local shops gaslight me, saying she's just a regular Rex molting).
I genuinely want to preserve and develop her line properly. My long-term goal is to breed healthy Satin Rex and potentially incorporate Manx (tailless) genes into the line correctly according to proper breeding ethics.
Could any experienced genetic breeders here guide me on:

Last weekend was World Animal Day. We celebrated with a special breakfast. Archie's mini bagel weighed less than 1 gram. The recipe is available on the glutenfreebaking subreddit.

katcha snacking on strawberry cheerios 💕