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Jas
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Scott im sure if you kept working on the "mouster" line you could have bred something similar yourself in a few years.  |
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Scott W
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on stage two of the mousters now Jas, bred them into long hairs and all sorts of colours .
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Peter Parrot
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Scott, what species are they and where are they from please?
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Scott W
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| Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 10:31 pm Post subject: |
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Hi Peter, they are Jaculus jaculus, from Egypt.
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Peter Parrot
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They`re great! 
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Matt Lusty
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| Scott W wrote: | | Hi Peter, they are Jaculus jaculus, from Egypt. |
So they are lessers 
Mine are Jaculus orientalis
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Rickeezee
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They look like shortus armus to me!
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Here is a site that may be of some interest 
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| Quote: | This species is very hard to breed, even zoo's rarely breed them. And if they breed the pups only survived for a few days.
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http://www.gerbil-info.com/html/jaculus.htm
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Scott W
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thanks....that reads like a challenge
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Peter Parrot
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Which no doubt you`ll rise too!
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