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This
beautiful natural form occurs in the panhandle of Florida, though most
wild gray rats from that area conform to the white oak characteristics.
This phase is defined by a high contrast pattern: gray blotches on a
silvery, almost white background. Unlike other obsoleta subspecies,
spiloides retains the juvenile pattern and color throughout life. Some
of my white oaks come from Dwight Good’s outstanding bloodline. I have
added several nice examples from my field herping trips to the
panhandle. An interesting zigzag pattern variant has recently popped up
in my white oaks. I hope to be able to selectively breed for
this trait in the future.
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for CB babies:
$40.00
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Availability: SOLD OUT UNTIL SUMMER 2008
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