Dumbo Ear Rat Rodents For Sale in Arizona
Welcome to the ultimate destination for Dumbo Ear Rat Rodents in Arizona! If you're looking to buy a healthy, adorable pet, you’ve come to the right place. Our online classified platform, PetzLover, is dedicated to connecting you with top breeders who offer quality rats at competitive prices.
Price Range of Dumbo Ear Rats
The price of Dumbo Ear Rat Rodents in Arizona typically ranges from $15 to $30, depending on factors such as age, health, and breeder reputation. You can often find great deals for these lovely pets. Remember to look for certified breeders to ensure you’re getting a healthy friend.
Size, Weight, and Colors
Dumbo Ear Rats are known for their unique size and features. Adult Dumbo Ear Rats generally weigh between 250 to 500 grams and are about 9 to 11 inches long. They come in a variety of stunning colors including black, white, brown, gray, and champagne, making them a delightful choice for pet lovers in Arizona.
Why Choose Dumbo Ear Rats?
Dumbo Ear Rats are friendly, social, and easy to care for, making them a perfect companion for families, singles, and children alike. Due to their playful nature, they thrive in an engaging environment. If you’re interested in adopting or purchasing one, check our listings above!
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Don't miss your chance to bring a lovely Dumbo Ear Rat home!
Cheese is an intact male dumbo rat. He's free to a good home but you must include pictures of the cage setup. Cheese is 7 months old and is the sweetest rat in the world. He loves to cuddle and play. We need to rehome him because I had gotten another rat after I adopted Cheese and his friend Macaroni. I later found out the new rat wasn't sexed correctly by the pet store and was a female. Mac started to get aggressive with Cheese even after the female was separated from them. After multiple attempts at re-socializing the two with constant fights I decided it was best for the two to be completely separated. I don't have the resources to keep them in different cages so rehoming was the best option. Thank you so much so reading!View Detail