Re: Re: HI
 
> Unless you want a whole lot of baby rats, I do hope that you kept the 2 pet 
> rats apart...:)  We found out by accidental experience, that a female can 
hav
> a rather large litter.  The 2 females that got *caught* each had a litter 
of 
> I've never heard of a Severe Macaw before.  What do they look like?  That's 
a
> new one that I'll have to look up when I go to the library, hopefully this 
> Friday if I can get there...:)
I fell in love with the little baby rats...we too sold ours to the pet store
(actually exchanged them for lots of wood shavings).
A Severe (or Mini or brown-fronted or Chestnut) Macaw is half the size of a
normal macaw.  It looks exactly like the Military Macaw but in minituare.
They are mainly green with a brown patch above his beak on his head.  They've
got beautiful blue plumage in the tail and red under the wings with more red
showing up on the shoulder tip of the wing as they get older.  He's also got
that blue plummage in some of his wing feathers.  They have a long tail
feathers like the normal macaw.  They are smaller than a crow and seagull and
bigger than a cockatiel.  And even though they can get loud they aren't as
loud as a normal macaw.
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