Rattie question
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I've owned rats for 2 years; and it sounds like aggression caused by hormones and being excited. My girls get very excited when they're cage is cleaned, especially when there is a new addition in the cage. Rats have a certain pack order and males especially, as they are growing up and hitting that age will fight and be dominant. So, I wouldn't worry about the squeaking too much. They'll do plenty of it at this age when establishing dominance.
I suggest taking a look at Rat Behavior and Biology, it really helped me understand my rats more. I printed the whole website out.
I suggest taking a look at Rat Behavior and Biology, it really helped me understand my rats more. I printed the whole website out.
I've owned rats for 2 years; and it sounds like aggression caused by hormones and being excited. My girls get very excited when they're cage is cleaned, especially when there is a new addition in the cage. Rats have a certain pack order and males especially, as they are growing up and hitting that age will fight and be dominant. So, I wouldn't worry about the squeaking too much. They'll do plenty of it at this age when establishing dominance.
I suggest taking a look at Rat Behavior and Biology, it really helped me understand my rats more. I printed the whole website out.
I suggest taking a look at Rat Behavior and Biology, it really helped me understand my rats more. I printed the whole website out.
I didn't know about the new martins doors. The rat forum I go on are pretty much FN/CN fans, so that's all I hear about.
That sucks about the CN, rusting. My FN were fine at least.
That sucks about the CN, rusting. My FN were fine at least.
But for now, I think I am going to go with a Martin's at first to try it out.
I was going to go with the R-695, but I may go with the next one bigger.
((goodvibes)) for a good neuter!