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.
12/15/04 - 3/23/07
Mary Jane
Mary Jane is my favorite rat. She is now gone! She was sadly put to sleep due to an impacted molar that got terribly infected and was not getting better after 4 months of treatment. Later it was found out she had a bacterial infection from uncleaned grain from a feed store. It was a gram negative bacteria. Several of my rats suffered from the same fate at the time. I stopped using grain after that...She was a strong rat and very well could have lived another year, but the infection began to take over her entire face.
All of my beloved American blue rats come from MJ. She is the sweetest rat I have ever seen. She gave me 3 perfect litters. Her kids are, Whimsical Beauty, Star Dust, Cama Ziggy and Cama November. Whim and November now have babies of their own as well! I will always have her line in my rattery as long as they all stay sweet and healthy like they all are. She has the perfect large body and bone structure with that big blocky head I love. So do her kids and grand kids and great grand kids. I feel fortunate to have her and her many family members, and I have very tender feelings for them. My plans with her line is to improve on them and keep them very much the same at the same time. You just can't do a whole lot better that my M.J and her babies. But I will continue to line breed that family so that I can concentrate her awesome genes. M.J is also my logo. And my best friend. She will never leave my rattery or my heart!
Update: MJ has 12 generations of babies at my rattery! Never once has there been a tumor or any other health issue in her line.
I will miss my MJ! She was my bestest rat ever! She was here with me from the beginning of all my current lines. She was here through it all, she was always here by my side raising all of the female babies with her loving mentoring way. She was and had always been the #1 Alfa rat in my colony every day of her life. She will be sadly missed.
Peter Parker
Peter Parker
Peter Parker was an American blue dumbo. He was Mary Jane's first hubby. Almost all of my American blue babies came from him as well. He is no longer with us. I dearly miss this big boy! His son is Cama Boo. He died because of a rescue I took in bringing in a myco infection. This is when I stopped bring in rescues!
Cama Boo
Cama Boo
Boo is no longer with us. He has passed on. And is sorely missed. Boo was the son of MJ and Peter Parker. Boo's children were Cama November, Cama Ziggy and Cama Star Dust. I miss you boy! He died at the same time as his father because of the rescue rat I took in.
Cama Ziggy
11/4/05 - 6/07
Cama Ziggy
Ziggy is a very sweet boy! He is MJ and Boo's son. He has left us and will will dearly miss him! He died due to an infection in his mouth and head that the vet worked so hard to fix, but it finally took over. It was the same gram negative infection his mother got from bad food from the feed store. Ziggy's children are Cama Hendrix, Cama Tragical Beauty, Cama I Put A Spell On You, and Cama DragonFly. Ziggy had 2 beautiful litters and as usual he is a perfect self which is normal for my rattery and for that line. Ziggy now has grand children and great grand children in my rattery.
Ziggy spent most of his life in the loving home of Sarah who was always there for him and loved him every second! Sarah was the best ratty mom you can find for Ziggy, and he knew it too! Ziggy was the squishiest, lovey personable rat in the world.
We will both miss you buddy! You were the best ratty friend a person could ever have!
Cama November
Cama November
November is MJ's daughter. She is now retired and living in her retirement home. She gave me a beautiful litter! Her daughter is, Cama I Put A Spell On You. November is one of the most special rats I have had the pleasure of having.
Cama Runner
Cama Runner
This is Cama Runner. Some of you may remember him as I used this picture on my home page. He was a PEW Rex. And a very good looking one at that. He was sooo sweet and a cuddle bug! Runner is no longer alive as he died of Mycoplasma from a rescue animal I brought in, the same one that took my blue males. I also lost his brother from another litter from that myco issue. This was when I stopped rescuing rats! They were identical except his brother was a velveteen. That will teach me to do rescues! Ha just kidding! I respect those who can do rescues, but this showed me it is not a good idea for a breeder to do them. Runner was only bred one time and that was to a hairless named Sweetie Peetie. They only had one baby. That was Cama Honey Bunny. Sweetie didn't lactate with that litter so Mary Jane raised Honey. Honey had babies of her own they are Cama Creedence and Cama Clear Water. I am trying to find pictures of Runners parents (I coulda' sworn I took pix!) Chocolate chip (an agouti American Berk velveteen) and Snow Ball (a PEW Rex). That was before I had a digital camera. So I'll have to do some digging. This is my longest line of Camarattery rats. This line isn't going any where! I will always have them here. Although I can't keep them all! All Rex rats in my rattery are from Runner. I will not mix any other Rex gene with this line because they are very rare in that when you breed them as doubles they do not loose their hair like all others do.They get tighter thicker curls.
Cama Honey Bunny
Cama Honey Bunny
Honey Bunny was a very special girl as I mentioned before she was the only baby born to her father Runner. If I wouldn't have gotten my honey I would not have been able to continue my Runner line which was the best Rex line I have ever seen. Most of the time a Rex will have Rex babies but Runner had Honey a velveteen (Honey could have been a bad Rex?). But Runner had one of each with his parents. Honey gave me 2 beautiful litters. The 1st litter I did not keep any but this last litter she had Cama Creedence and Cama Clear Water. The father to those babies was RES Darryn. Honey was one of the sweetest rats ever! She is now in her retirement home with several other females to grow old with!
TRM Minnie Cama
TRM Minnie Cama
Minnie was my 1st really well pedigreed rat that I got after I got back into breeding on 04. She has a 25 generation pedigree. I actually bought her at a pet shop because I felt that such a pretty baby shouldn't be at a pet shop worrying weather or not she will find a good home. So I bought her and fell in love with her. Later I found out that TRM had sold her to the pet shop and I got her pedigree from that breeder. Minnie and her family have the strongest immune systems I have here in my rattery. She had one of the sweetest personalities I had seen in a rat. She is so loving and playful! She is always at the door ready to come out, and she passed that onto her babies. Minnie is the mother to Cama Vivian, Cama Grace and Cama Cash(now living with Cloe with a strict non breeding contract), And Cama Trouble. She is the foundation to my Siamese line and my Russian blue, and Russian dove line as well.
Cama Vivian had a litter! She had 5 Siamese Burmese and 8 black eyed Siamese! These are the 1st of their kind here in Colorado! They are F2 from the UK! So this should make ole' Minnie proud! She has a lot of grand children now and some with a lot of "clout" in the community!
Update: Minnie is now in a loving retirement home! She now lives with Whimsical Beauty in Loveland!
Cama Vivian
Cama Vivian
What can I say about Vivian! Well words cannot describe my feelings for her. She was #1 the most beautiful rat I have ever seen! She was also one of the the sweetest. She got that from ole' Minnie. This is the reason I chose Vivian to be the mother to the 1st litter of black eyed Siamese and Burmese in the state of Colorado. Vivian is a very well pedigreed rat with amazing documentation of her health and lineage. But her babies, as planned did out do her! Not only do they have her beautiful personality and body but also her beauty, but better.
Vivian is doing very well still but she is still young! She is now in her retirement home with Verna. And I know she is getting very well spoiled. I really miss her! But I do get updated too!
Update: I kept 2 of her babies and adopted out the rest as non breeders. They all went with non breeding rights. Vivian had 13 babies all were Siamese Burmese or black eyed Siamese.
Update again: One of Vivian's babies Cama John had a litter. And Black Eyed Siamese were included in that litter. 2 of which are now starting a BES line at RRRA rattery in Arizona along with litter mate Cama Joe Bean who is a Russian blue Irish. The rest of that litter was sold with non breeding rights. RRRA was given breeding rights according to my strict breeding contract.
Cama Tragical Beauty (AKA Tragic)
1/31/06 - 11/12/06
Cama Tragic
I choose this picture because I think it shows how loving a mommy she was. I lost my Tragic in labor on her second litter. I hurts me so to see her gone! In this picture she not only had her babies but she also lovingly accepted a litter from another mom in need. So she had 2 full litters here and loved every minute of it! You can see the contentment and joy in her face.
Tragic was the daughter of Whimsical Beauty and the grand daughter of Mary Jane. I did not keep any babies from Tragic because they were the wrong pattern, but her family still lives! I will always remember how wonderful and beautiful she was and keep her close to my heart.
Aww this picture saddens me!
Cama Carlene
Cama Carlene
Carlene is still doing well and now in her retirement home with Marilee and Carlene's daughter who looks just like her. Carlene is the daughter of Cama Vivian and Minnie's grand daughter. Carlene was proud to mother Colorado's 1st litter of black eyed Himalayan and Burmese Himalayan. All of which were self's, proving Carlene was herself a self patterned rat. So I did breed out that Irish that came from Ole' Minnie.
Usually a female Siamese is not as dark pointed as a male, but Carlene far exceeded any male born here in my rattery as far as her intense color. She passed this onto at least one female black eyed Siamese in her one and only litter she had for me before I retired her. Carlene's father, RG St. Jimmy is 100% UK blood. She is 50%. Her litter was an incredible 75% UK blood. Her father Jimmy is the key to my dark Burmese and Siamese, as he carried no American or UK ruby eye dilutions keeping my Burmese and BES as dark as they come. His line will continue to keep these eye dilutions out of their blood as long as I can possibly handle it. Which shouldn't be hard to find out crosses since my self blue line doesn't carry any eye dilutions at all. I have worked on making self Burmese carriers all year so I can add them back in several generations down the line. So I have no plans to let my Burmese or BES get that dilute color that has been the experience here in the US in many cases. Carlene may have been retired to a life of play, but her father and hubby/uncle Long View who is also 100% UK blood have no plans to ever leave my rattery. They will be added into the line whenever I can to keep the rich dark color there but also only when I can keep my Inbreeding ratio low. No other ruby eye Siamese will ever be added to this line. Only the pure unaltered black eye gene!
I will miss Carlene but her legacy remains.
PNS Beau Duke Cama
8/2005 - 12/28/2006
Beau Duke(Dwarf)
He was born 8/2005 and was adopted by WCRR in late 05. PNS his breeder directly adopted him to WCRR in Arizona. WCRR bred him to WCRR Blackie a black berkshire female with a nice pedigree, health and confirmation producing a litter of dwarf carrier babies. WCRR decided to stop breeding when the babies were 5 weeks old and I myself drove to Arizona to get Beau, 2 black berk daughters and his son a hooded with head spot Siamese male and 2 other rats. Later I bred his son to his daughters producing Colorado's 1st ever dwarf rats. So every dwarf rat in Colorado is a direct decendant of Beau. I never got a litter of babies from Beau himself!
I chose this picture because one week after I went to Arizona to get Beau, while he was in quarantine with his son Luke and WCRR Peanut who I also got from WCRR, Peanut disemboweled Beau, but the little booger was fighting to live. In this picture you can see on the right hand side the scar and scab from his injury above his hind leg. Yes he healed but he was never the same. I tried to breed him with every female in my rattery and either because they had never seen a dwarf or because they sensed something was wrong they too wanted to kill him. Fortunately his children were here to produce dwarf's for him.
In late December 2006 he started breathing heavy over night and got weak and his body started failing. He should not go this soon, but after all he has been through, his mind is sharp but his body just can't do it anymore. He has no signs of illness, his respiratory tract is healthy no problems with his lungs, it's just time for Beau to leave me! I spend great deals of time coddling him to make him feel better and be loved, he isn't in pain but he is scared. He will leave me loved and appreciated. He is still sleeping in his nest box with his son Luke and his grand children and the BES and Burmese where he feels comfortable. He is dreaming of all of the love he has had in his short life. Update: He died on 12/28/2006.
I'll truly miss you my baby!
I will always remember how every time I fed the boy's you ran up to me for a peanut so you could take it down stairs and eat it before the big boys ever knew there was food to be had. You were never at a disadvantage because of your small stature! You were just to fast to catch! At least for the other rats, for me you were always there when I wanted you!
Goodbye my love!
Cama Folsom
Cama Folsom
Folsom was bred one time and retired to a life of play. He was adopted out young, but he left such a sweet impression on me that he will be dearly missed in my rattery. He was a very playful and mellow ratty. He was the very 1st black eyed Himalayan in the state of Colorado and a dumbo to boot. He is a great marked self and has great confirmation and perfectly sweet temperament as well. He was the 1st rat in Colorado to breed to a dwarf rat giving me a litter of dwarf and dumbo carriers. His line will continue for a long time to come. His children are Cama Danger and Cama Spellbound. Folsom is the son of RG Long View and Cama Carlene.
Cama Basket Case
Cama Basket Case
Basket Case is the sister to Blasphemous Rumours. She is the the foundation to all of the Rex rats in my rattery. Basket Case is the grand daughter of Cama Runner, and she looks just like him. She is a double Rex and always had a thick coat that is super curly. She gave me one great litter and was retired young to a life of play. She is the mother to Cama Everything Counts and Cama Rumours. She is a dumbo carrier so all her babies in my rattery are dumbo. She is a very sweet and lovey female who never has a bad day it seems. She is just right all the time. She just wants to please you. I will really miss her! She is the daughter if Cama Creedence and Cama Clear Water. They were the children of Cama Honey Bunny. Basket Case is a homozygous Rex, meaning this line of rats can be bred Rex, to Rex and never will they loose their hair, they just stay curly.
Cama Holiday
Cama Holiday
2/18/07 - 8/13/07
I went to check on Holiday today, she was due to have a litter. I found her dead. She was all stretched out as if in the middle of a contraction, their was a tad of blood at her vent. She apparently died at the beginning of labor and I wasn't there to help her, or see that there was trouble. Its not my fault I know, and its bound to happen when you breed, but when I never does and now all the sudden it finally happened this is a shocker. She was such an awesome girly. One of the best I've known. Her babies were with Rumours and were really excitedly anticipated by myself. Her unborn son was the husband to Cama Road To Acceptance. And now Acceptance has no mate and is getting older and needs to breed. This loss is great and the mom will be sorely missed! Words cannot explain my emptiness. I just found her not more than two minutes ago.
Cama Insight
Cama Insight
Insight is the son of Cama Winkey (Ziggy and November's son) and RRRA Mystery Cama is his mom. Insight is now retired and living with his new family and momma Eileen. He is one of the sweetest rats ever, so mellow and willing to please. He was the perfect rat to carry on my long line of blues from MJ's family. He is a very loved and appreciated rat and will be missed here in my rattery. I bred him one time and his children are, Cama Love In Itself, Cama Blackened, Cama Enter Sandman, Cama Orion and Cama Nothing. I kept alot of his children and they are dearly loved and needed to continue the blue self dumbos in my rattery. Sandman and Blackened and Orion are my very 1st silver self dumbos and they are dearly cherished and will start a new line of cool new colors here as well. I have big plans for them including breeding them for Burmese, Wheaton and agouti as well as of coarse, silver and blue and Russian blue and Ivory. They will be bred into these lines to out cross them and bring in unrelated blood and make them better selfs. This way my rats will not be to closely related. His kids are all as cute as a button! I was really impressed with Insight's entire litter!
Cama Shoot To Thrill
Cama Shoot To Thrill
Cama Shoot To Thrill AKA Thrill is one of my most memorable retired rats. She won my heart and also the 1st place in the Colorado Rat List photo contest. She is the most perfectly marked hooded I have seen to date. She gave me to litters and is the mother to Cama King For A Day. To this day all of my well marked hooded rats come from her line. Every time I get a good hooded rat in my rattery, I know it was related to Thrill. And she is the reason my hooded rats are what they are today. I have nothing but respect for Thrill. She is retired and living out her life with Elisa.
Update: It has been found that Thrill carries dwarf and has passed this gene on to many of her line.
Cama High Voltage
Cama High Voltage
High Voltage is a black dwarf Berkshire. She has broken 2 records here in Colorado. 1st she is the 1st dwarf female ever born in our state and 2nd she was the 1st dwarf in Colorado ever to have a litter. She gave me a wonderful litter that carried dwarf and those babies were Cama Danger and Cama Spellbound. When bred together they produced the 1st self dwarf rats born in Colorado. Voltage is a very sweet wonderful girl that is missed in my rattery, but she is retired to a life of love and play with Elisa. I will never forget this girl! She is the 1st dwarf I have let leave my rattery. But she lives with her sister Thrill and mom Daisy and aunt April, so she is one happy lady.
Cama Inject The Venom
Cama Venom
Venom is a very sweet girl. She has a wonderfully mellow personality. She had one litter for me and produced one baby. She was retired and adapted to the same person who has her grand mother High Voltage and Great grand mothers April and Daisy. So she is living with her family. I will never forget her!
Cama Shoplifter
Cama Shoplifter
Shoplifter actually passed away when I was on vacation. She was one of the most special rats born in my rattery in 2007. She is also the foundation to my tailless line and mink line. She gave me 4 tailless. She was super soft and has an over abundance of milk. She passed that onto all of her daughters, and grand daughters. I bred her more than once as a result. She was extremely healthy until she died and had a wonderful temperament. She was very bonded to me. She actually went in heat every time I held her because she loved me so much...
Cama Little Darlin'
Cama Little Darlin'
Darlin is such a humble sweet girl. I bred her actually 3 times which is rare for me. I usually only breed a female one time, unless they throw such amazing babies that they need to be bred again. Darlin' was the daughter of Cama Carleen and RG Long View who was a 100% UK blooded rat. Darlin' didn't carry the Ruby or pink eyed genes so she threw all black eyed babies she was a Homozygous black eye. She also has a very soft coat and extra supply of milk, both things she passed onto all her daughters. I will never forget this female; she was so sweet and loved everyone. She was my top favorite for 2008. She is now retired and living a life of play ad one of my adopters house.
Cama Biscuit
Cama Biscuit
Biscuit was one of my favorite's rats in 2008. She is the daughter of Cama Little Darlin' and HGLR Russian Surprise. She had a ton of personality and the looks to go with it. She was a wonderful mom and I probably should have bred her a 2nd time but instead I adopted her to a nice home. But she is very happy in her retirement home and very spoiled.
Cama Brain Stew
8/21/06 - 1/9/2009
Cama Brain Stew
Stew is still with me at my rattery. He is retired. He has been the only male I have kept into old age and not adopted out, although he has paved the way for me to keep a couple more now as well. He has stopped breeding and has lost weight and his eye sight. But he is still my main stud and the best rat I have ever had. He carries US mink, nude hairless which is impossible to find and is a beautiful capped PEW Rex. He is a very large male. He has been bred at least 7 times and I would have loved to have bred him a couple more times. His babies and grand kids are found all over my website and all over the state of Colorado and other states. Stew is the love of my life and has spent half of his life living in the play pool being spoiled by love and treats. And he expects nothing less. He is the alfa of my rattery and demands his cage be treated with love and respect from all the other males in my rattery. Recently he was overthrown as alfa and the transition has taken its tole on him. His old age started to really show after this happened.
Update: 1/9/2009
I lost Brain Stew today. I found him dead this morning. His DOB was 8/21/06. So he was only 2 years and 4 months old. I didn't expect to loose him this soon. Typically his family lives at least 4 years but up to 5.
He was my alfa and the sweetest rat ever. He was beat up by a couple of adult rats I brought in a few months ago and couldn't recover at his age. His flesh wounds healed well but not his spirit. And he was over thrown at that time. He was moved to the retirement community in the 55 so he wouldn't have to climb stairs since his legs weren't working as well and he was blind in both eyes. He was just making progress in gaining his energy level back and was starting to play with the hairless dwarf males. He was happy again. Needless to say I didn't expect to loose him for a few more months, and he seemed great last night when I cleaned the cage.
He lived a happy live and gave me 7 perfect litters, almost all of my lines are related to him.
I let him spend the last week with his new 5 week old grand kids (my hairless litter) this way he could say good bye to them and get to say hello at the same time because I knew he wouldn't finish out 2009. He is the father to all of my nude hairless rats. His litter mates are still young and doing well, so its sad to see him go so soon. He is the 1st rat I have ever lost to old age because I adopt out my breeders after they have given me a litter. However since Stew I have kept several other rats who will stay here forever. I suppose he paved the way for me to do that.
He will be truly missed.
Cama Golden Slumbers
Cama Golden Slumbers
Slumbers is still here at our rattery but retired. Slumbers line is known for excellent health, temperament and longevity. There have been many 4 year old's in her family as well as one 5 year old. We put a lot of faith and stock in this line.
She has the most wonderful, playful temperament. She is a very large female which is typical for her family. She has given us some of the wonderful American Blues, Russian Blues & Burmese that are still in our rattery now.
Cama Wild Horses
Cama Mixed Emotions
Mixed Emotions
Father to Colorado's very 1st Harley dwarf rats. His temperament is excellent and he loves everyone and everything! His DOB is 12/18/2008.
Cama Mothers Little Helper
Cama Mothers Little Helper
Helper is a Russian blue variegated. He was a surprise color in his litter. He has an excellent temperament. He is the father to my blazed and marked line.
Cama Up To My Neck In You
7/27/2008 - 6/26/2009
Cama Up To My Neck In You
Neck is one of my favorite rats of all time. She is a black hooded dwarf. She had 3 wonderful litters for me. She had a very unfortunate death due to getting injured in her new cage. And she will be sadly missed. But I do have her son Dry Ice who will continue her line. She was one of the best rats I have ever had and she was of my old line that I am very partial to.
Cama Broken Dreams
Cama Broken Dreams
Dreams was born on 1/7/2008. She is a black hooded down under tailless. She gave me 3 wonderful litters. She has an over abundance of milk and her babies were always very chubby. She really took care of those babies, cleaned, fed them and made happy pups. She is from Bonnie Walters line of tailless which is the healthiest and safest line of tailless there is. Its been worked with longer than any other line of tailless and Bonnie is very conscious of health in that line. Dreams is a very sweet girl, she has taken over the entire basement of the critter nation cage and lives there in a large timber hide away. She is a lap rat who is very bonded to me. She is a very kind sole. She is now retired and living out her life here at the rattery.
Cama First Blood
Cama First Blood
First Blood is a record breaker. She is the Worlds 2nd recorded Dwarf Rex. For some reason dwarf rats do not come in Rex as easily as in the standard sized rats. The Rex gene seems to avoid dwarf rats. So First Blood is a very rare girl. She is now retired but still living here at Camarattery. She is my alfa female and all of my rats respect her for it. She is also my 1st alfa dwarf rat. First blood will be forever loved and never forgotten. She is truly one of the best rats to have graced my presence, and one of the best in the history of the breed. She is from my very best line, the line I know inside and out. They are extremely long lived and have great type. Their temperament is fantastic. She is a descendant of Mary Jane and Runner, many generations down the line.
First Blood gave me 2 perfect litters. They had her perfect type and temperament. Several of her babies are Rex dwarf. One of those is a dumbo. The 1st ever seen. Most of her babies stayed here to continue her line. But one standard sized girl went to H2R and one dwarf Rex went to BHR.
Cama This Means War
4/9/2008 7/24/2009
Cama This Means War
Siamese Burmese Self Dwarf
Carries Russian Blue
War was from my original dwarf line. He was also the 1st ever Burmese dwarf born in the state of Colorado. I was fortunate to get one litter from him. And he carried Russian blue from my really old line. He was the sweetest rat ever and only wanted to please. He had gotten an inner infection as a youngster that left him tilted through out his life, after giving me a litter for the 1st time, his ear flared up again and took over. It hit him fast and he could not recover. We lost him after a hard fight. And he will be sadly missed. We do have a Russian Blue Burmese son from him and we are very happy about that.
Cama Indiana Jones
Indiana Jones
Indiana Jones was born on 9/10/2008. He was bred one time and gave me my 1st Down Under dumbo Cama Peacemaker. Jones has a perfect temperament and passed this onto his babies. He was worth breeding again so I adopted him to April of Apes Little Paws Rattery with a breeding contract.
RG Hit The Lights
RG Hit The Lights Cama
Hit The lights is our 1st Roan male. He is an agouti. And believe it or not as a baby he was a normal dark agouti with a blaze. But he is a Roan and they turn completely white as they age. He is taking his time "Roaning" and he has stayed darker longer which is a desirable trait in Roans.He came from Connie Perez in 2009 and was part of 2 shipments Camarattery received from Connie that year. We also received recessive blazes and several more Roans. Lights was bred five times and gave us some very beautiful babies with very nice type. We discovered that genetically he is a Self not a Berkshire like he appears. He also carries tailless. And he has thrown a beautiful tailless Roan.
Lights is not going to be adopted out, he will stay here. He is a new line and we want to observe the line for health and longevity.
RG Mercyful Fate
RG Mercyful Fate
Mercy is an Agouti Roan. She is from our shipment of rats from Connie Perez in 2009. She gave me one litter and was retired from breeding after that. All of her babies were Roan. She is a beautiful standard eared girl and will stay here at the rattery to observe health and longevity in the line.Cama Beatrix Kiddo
Beatrix Kiddo
Beatrix is a special girl. She had 3 litters for me. She is just exceptional. She is the mother to my black line and to my 1st ever dumbo down under Cama Peacemaker. Her dob is 1/3/09. She was retired and at home with her daughters and a new family at Olina's house.
Cama Here Comes The Sun
Here Comes the Sun
Sun was born 1/29/09. She is one of the sweetest, mellowest and loving females around. She has a very male rat personality. She gave me one beautiful litter and continued my Russian Blue line. I adopted her to Karen of Hidden Haven Rattery where she will be bred there. Her wonderful personality and type was passed onto her babies here at this rattery and it will be well worth pulling from her again.
Cama Happy
Black Lightning Blazed Mis Marked Capped Dumbo
Happy is so sweet and squishy. He is my favorite male. He knows he is the star of the stage and he knows he's favored. All of our adopters know him because of his videos on the home page. He always comes to see our adopters at the door of the cage. His temperament is just perfectly lovely. His babies all have his perfect temperament and just scream come play with me! He is truly one of the best rats I have had the pleasure to work with. At this time he is retired and here at my rattery. He is now with RAMR in AZ where he belongs with the rest of his family. This is where his family comes from and he will be bred and help his line.
Happy is very famous here in Colorado for his antics and beauty and for the love he gives. He has several videos on this site showing how much of a character he is.
RAMR "D"
RAMR Disastrously Sweet Magic Cama
Beige Self Dumbo
11/26/07 - 11/18/2009
"D" was the single most important rat in my rattery in 2009. He was responsible for bringing back my old blood and good type back into my rattery. Because in 08 I had lost it because of some bad out cross blood. D was bred many times and needed to be bred more. He had 3 more plans to be bred the very month he died. But those breeding's could not be accomplished. However he did his job and my lines are back to my old good type, and longevity. So I thank him for that. He is the foundation of my current standard sized lines and that of 2 other ratteries here in Colorado. He was all Cama blood, I had sent his parents to RAMR in AZ and she bred them and sent him back to me to help my lines.
Aside from all of the above, "D" was the sweetest most loving rat I have had. He was very dear to me and his loss hit hard. He was my friend and my love. I will never forget him and always appreciate him.
Good bye my love.
♥
Cama Peacemaker
Cama Peacemaker
Black Vari-Berk Down Under Dumbo
Peacemaker is one of my top 3 favorites for 2009. He is the son to Indiana Jones listed above. And you can see he looks just like his father. Peacemaker is a very energetic and playful boy who loves to get attention from humans. He was bred several times to my recessive blazed females to start making blazed down unders. He was also bred 2 times to Century for more dumbo down unders. I don't want to let him go but you can't keep them all. :( He was adopted out to enjoy a life of play.
Cama Fixing A Hole
Cama Fixing A Hole
Seal Point Black Eyed Siamese Self Rex Dumbo
Fixing is a very famous rat here in Colorado. He is as well known for his silly antics as Happy pictured above. He is constant energy, demands attention and refuses to take no for an answer. He lives in the pool where he is the 1st one to greet every adopter who comes to the house. And he has been known to climb in peoples pockets. So I have to watch him carefully because he is stealthy with that and someone might end up taking him home without knowing about it. And I am pretty sure that's his plan. Fixin' is retired from breeding and will stay here at the rattery. I can't let him go because I love him so much and hes so funny. He adds personally to the environment and all of his kids have inherited this trait. He has been bred several times by me and borrowed and co-bred by H2R in the Springs. He is from my old Rex line coming all the way from Cama Runner listed above. And so he is from my favored line as it was my 1st line that I ever had and I am I am very partial to it.
Did I mention, he is completely stunning!
