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2 male Rats +big cage
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2 Rats both male, very playful and friendly, they are 1 year old. One rat with white and gray coloring with red eyes which is very active, the second rat is black with white and black eyes which likes to sleep. When the cage doors are open they crawl inside the cage and on top of the cage, but on the floor they do not come down. I am only giving them away in pairs as they are brothers and need to stay in a pack. If you don't need a cage just let me know we will talk price. I am giving them away as my sister is going to another country and I don't have time to look after them, so I am looking for someone who can give them care and love.
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