Let’s dive into the world of Siamese rats, a captivating and unique variety that has graced the rat community. Siamese rats, in their non-agouti recessive form, boast body colors transitioning gracefully from medium beige over the saddle and hindquarters to a darker shade at the base of the tail. A distinguishing feature of this variety is the absence of white or very pale areas anywhere on their body, feet, or tail. Their tails sport a matching hue that extends down their length, while the belly showcases a light beige tone. Their points, the rich dark sepia markings, blend seamlessly into the body color, creating a striking contrast. Siamese rats can have either black or ruby eyes, each adding its unique charm to their appearance.
Here at Queen City Rattery, we’ve dedicated our efforts to breeding exceptional Siamese rats. Our Siamese rats are black-eyed and often carry the Harley or Naked gene. Most of our Siamese litters produce both red and black-eyed Siamese rats with Standard, Naked, or Harley fur. While we have worked diligently on this line, we believe in prioritizing the well-being and temperament of our rats above all else. As a result, we’ve made the difficult decision to discontinue breeding this particular line due to it not meeting our high standards for temperament. We always strive to provide the best possible companions for rat enthusiasts like you.
