These beauties came in yesterday from someone in Norwich. This person took in 15 GALS from a neglect situation. They kept them for three months to get them back to health. As you can see they have knitting issues which means their shells didn't form properly so it looks like they have cracks throughout. This can be due to genetics but more than likely in this case it was overcrowding and improper nutrition. Unfortunately their shells won't fully recover from this and they are going to be a bit high maintenance but I'm sure I can give them the life they deserve. Now I just need to find the funds for another heat mat and thermostat. β€οΈ
We lost Dejango the dark eyed boy in this video. He was Neville's brother and support. Neville is the last one and is struggling to cope. These boys came in two years ago with absolutely no information health age etc. Once I had them ear infections were noticed and treated. I never re-home naked rats unless I know the person. They have a lot of problems because of breeding. Their health problems are a lot if you don't know what to look for and keep money set aside for treatment. With that said... Django tell your brother Forrest hello and that we love you both and always have a banana chip waiting for you. Rest in peace and I can protect your brother now. You've done your job well lad! I love you xx π