Colorado Rat Breeder-Camarattery
Camarattery Colorado Rat Breeder Blue Dumbo, Dwarf & Standard Rats Dark American Blue, Russian Blue, Siamese, Burmese & Roan or "Husky". Self, Hooded Down Under, Recessive Blazed, Masked & Patched. Satin, Rex, Hairless & Harley Coat. Color Breeding.
Forbidden Foods For Rats
| What Not To Feed A Rat: | Reason It's Bad For Rats: |
| Mushrooms | It's mold and that is toxic. It will kill them in hours. |
| Dried corn | It Harbors mold, which is very toxic to rats. |
| Moldy veggies | Any and all mold is toxic to rats. |
| Citrus fruit | Causes male rats to be sterile. |
| Onion | Causes anemia and stomach ache. |
| Bulk tofu | Harbors dangerous bacteria. |
| Green potatoes and eyes | Contains solanine which is toxic. |
| Wild bugs | They always harbor parasites that are very harmful to rats. |
| Raw beans | Contains anti nutrients that cause red blood cells to clump. Frozen beans are ok because they have been pre-cooked. |
| Cabbage and brussel sprouts | Contains anti nutrients that destroy thiamine. |
| Artichokes | They inhibit protein digestion. |
| Raw sweet potato | Contains cyanide containing compounds. |
| Apple seeds | Contains cyanide. |
| Licorice | Contains Nero-toxin. |
| Green bananas | Inhibit starch digestion. |
| Processed sugar | Sugar been linked to seizures in rats. Natural sugar is ok in moderation such as the type in fruit. |
Foods To Be Careful With:
| Foods To Use In Moderation: |
| Fattening foods. Like any nuts, and peanut butter. |
| Salty foods. Use very sparingly. |
| Oily foods. It's not toxic but not good for cholesterol either. It's best just to stay away from it all together. |
| Fresh corn. It's ok, but use in moderation because it has almost no food value and contains high levels of nitrates. |
| Carbonated beverages. Rats cannot burp. So it will have to come out the other end. |
| Veggies with high nitrates ie... Lettuce, beets, celery, collards and spinach, cucumber and radishes. |
Poisonous Plants:
| Air plant Amanita Amaryllis American yew Andromeda Aralia Arrow Head Vine Arum lily Autumn crocus Australian flame tree Australian Unbrella tree Avocado Azalea Balsam pear Baneberry Bean Plants: (Castor, horse, fava, broad, glory, scarlet runner, mescal, navy, pregatory) Bird of paradise Bishop's weed Black laurel Black locust Bleeding heart Bloodroot Bluebonnet Blue-green algae (not including spirulina) Boxwood Bracken fern Broad beans Broomcorn grass Buckeye Buckthorn Bulb flowers Burdock Buttercup Cacao Caladium Calla lily Camel bush Candelabra tree Cardinal Castor Bean Chalice vine Cherry tree Chinaberry tree Christmas candle Clematis Cocklebur Coffee Coffee bean Coral plant Coriander Corncockle Cotton bush Cowslip Coyotillo Crown of thorns Cutleaf Daffodil Daphne Datura Deadly amanita Death camus Delphinium Devil's ivy Dieffenbachia Dutchman's breeches Eggplant | Elderberry Elephant's ear English ivy English yew Ergot Eucalyptus Euonymus False hellebore False henbane Flame tree Felt plant Firethorn Four o'clock Foxglove Ghostweed Glottidium Golden chain Ground cherry Johnson grass Heliotrope Hemlock Henbane Holly Honeysuckle Horse bean Horse chestnut Horsetail Hyacinth Hydrangea Indian licorice Indian turnip Inkberry Iris Jack-in-the-pulpit Java bean Lima bean Jasmine Jerusalem cherry Jimsonweed Juniper Kentucky coffee tree Lantana Larkspur Laurel Leucotho Lily-of-the-valley Lima bean Lobelia Locoweed Lords and ladies Lupine Malanga Mandrake Marijuana Maternity plant Mayapple Meadow saffron Mescal bean Mexican breadfruit Mexican poppy Milk vetch Milkweed | Mistletoe Mock orange Monkshood Moonseed Morning glory Mountain laurel Mushrooms Narcissus Navy bean Nettles Nightshades Oak Oleander Panda plant Peires Pencil tree Periwinkle Philodendrons Pigweed Pikeweed Poinciana Poinsettia Poison ivy Poison oak Pokeweed Potato Precatory Privet Pyracantha Rain tree Ranunculus Rape Rattlebox Rattlebush Red maple Rhubarb Rhododendrons Rosary peas Sandbox tree Scarlet runner Skunk cabbage Snowdrop Snow on the mountain Sorghum grass Sorrel Spindle tree Spurges Sudan grass Sweet pea Tansy ragwort Tobacco Thornapple Vetch Virginia bower Virginia creeper Wattle White cedar Wisteria Yam bean Yews Yellow jasmine |
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2/28/2008
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