Coat Types

Werewolf

Black Werewolf

Lykoi Line
While we shouldn't pick favorites, Werewolf have certainly taken our hearts.  We have been working with this truly unique gene since 2018, We have a Blog Post giving more information here. Thank you to DEMOcrattery in Chicago for giving us this amazing gene.

Harley​

Wheaten Burmese Harley

Crown Line
​Harley (Longhaired) has been one of our longest bred lines, est. in 2015 with stock from Atlantis Rattery. King George II, aka Georgie 2.0 was our very first Harley, you can read about him here, and the background of the Harley gene here. ​

Silvermane

Black Silvermane

Chroma Line
Our original Silvermane line was acquired in 2015 and was bred for many generations, until 2018 when our focus shifted to Werewolf.  Sadly we inadvertently lost our line, but Ratnarok Rattery was kind enough to replace the gene in early 2019, and we are thrilled with the type and temperament they produce.​

​Other Coat Types

We do also breed the Velveteen coat type in some of our lines.  There is no specific line for Velveteen so any rats with this coat type will be named for the line they fall under such as; Velveteen Silvermane would be Chroma Line, Velveteen Agouti would be Galaxy Line.

Markings

DownUnder

DownUnder

Australis Line
​DownUnder is where markings are 'mirrored' on the rats belly, so a hooded rat, which normally has a white belly, will have a stripe, and a varigated would have spots.  We lost our original DU line during the Seoul Shutdown of 2017.  Again, Ratnarok Rattery to the rescue with a sweet Doe that has given us some gorgeous babies.

Whiteside

Cinnamon Whiteside

Ensemble Line
​Whiteside marking is a band of white across the belly, extending half-way up both sides.  The lines should be clean and have a squared appearance.  The rat pictured has a fault with a break across the shoulders.  We are working on correcting that. When viewing the underside the rat should appear to be wearing a crop top and PANTS.

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​Other Markings

We do also breed other markings in some of our lines such as Hooded, Varigated, and Berkshire.  There are no specific lines for these markings so any rats with one of these markings will be named for the line they fall under such as; Hooded Silvermane would be Chroma Line, Varigated Agouti would be Galaxy Line.

C-Locus

Black Eyed Siamese & Burmese​

Black Eyed Siamese

Hollywood Line
With lineage back to Georgie 2.0 and a beautiful Black Eyed Siamese from Atlantis Rattery, we have developed a stunning line of BE Siamese and Burmese with full points (self), big expressive eyes, and sweet temperaments.
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Marten

Red Eyed Black Marten

Element Line
Originating from Europe where they are referred to as 'Red Eyed Devils', our Martens with red eyes that almost glow from within, were imported by Atlantis Rattery.  We breed Red Eyed Black, and Black Eyed Silver Agouti.

Colors

Pearl & Merle

Pearl

​Couture Line
Along with Werewolf, DEMOcrattery was generous enough to give us starting stock for a pearl line. Truly beautiful rats, with dimensional coats.  While we have not had merle pop up in our lines for some time, it is a variety that we are hoping to secure in the near future.
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Agouti & Fawn

Velveteen Silver Fawn

​Galaxy Line
Agouti rats are far from borning! Our agouti have been combined with Mink to produce Cinnamon, with Ruby Eye Dilute to produce Fawn, and Pink Eye Dilute to produce Silver Fawn - add velveteen for soft wavy curls that show off the banded coat hairs for a truly beautiful rat.

Black & Blue

American Blue

Sinistral Line
​A good self black is a must-have in any rattery.  Breeders use self black to breed out white markings on Siamese rats where it is a fault. Combining Russian and American Blue, and Mink, you can produce some pretty color variations. 

Dwarf Rats

Dwarf Agouti Whiteside

​Fae Line
We have been breeding dwarf since 2015.  Dwarf are roughly one third the size of standard size rats, but have HUGE personalities. We breed dwarf sizes in many of our coat types and markings.
To find out more about Dwarf Rats check out our blog post that explains more about the gene.

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