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I have LOADS of pics, but I'll have to upload them first. 
Sadly, they're all gone now.
I've had them in all colours and sizes
First one was a husky, grey with a white v-mark on it's head and white flanks, called Alcohol (yes, I was 15...) her friend was actually my sister's, called Rachel (bluh), and she was a Japanese Hooded, brown with white.
Then we had Satan (haha), which had their original 'wild' colour and was really big and active, so, since a many people are afraid of rats, the name seemed appropriate. She was very cute though
Puk was another husky, and Boo (after the hamster of Baldur's Gate) was champagne-coloured, with dark-red eyes.
Then we had Jappie, another Japanese Hooded one, she was very darkbrown/black and white.
And two 'rats on loan', V'Aylen, a himalayan (white with a small black spot on it's nose) and Cirea, a cinnamon-coloured one.
Woh, this must be awfully boring to read But hey, you asked for it 
Sadly, they're all gone now.
I've had them in all colours and sizes
First one was a husky, grey with a white v-mark on it's head and white flanks, called Alcohol (yes, I was 15...) her friend was actually my sister's, called Rachel (bluh), and she was a Japanese Hooded, brown with white.Then we had Satan (haha), which had their original 'wild' colour and was really big and active, so, since a many people are afraid of rats, the name seemed appropriate. She was very cute though
Puk was another husky, and Boo (after the hamster of Baldur's Gate) was champagne-coloured, with dark-red eyes.
Then we had Jappie, another Japanese Hooded one, she was very darkbrown/black and white.
And two 'rats on loan', V'Aylen, a himalayan (white with a small black spot on it's nose) and Cirea, a cinnamon-coloured one.
Woh, this must be awfully boring to read
But hey, you asked for it 
