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Re: Fuzzy Pictures!
Fuzzies! I should take pictures of Twitch, my little girl. I have a question since your ferrets appear to be adults. We are noticing a slight color change in our baby girl. We got her as a wee little one, probably 2-3 months old and that was in the beginning of December. We are noticing her light areas getting lighter and her dark areas getting darker. Do ferrets go through a color change as they age?
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AWWWWW love the fuzzies!!!
wish I could keep one or four!!....don't think my cats would allow it...heck, they barely tolerate the dog!!
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Re: Fuzzy Pictures!
Yes, they tend to darken quite bit with age. Also, what age is she? Babies, the first year of their life develop their winter coat even before winter and keep it until their first spring or summer where they shed and the colors seem more "concentrated" at the points as the coat is thinner without the longer guard hairs. Then when they are adults they have normal summer and winter growth and shed with natural changes with the seasons.
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Re: Fuzzy Pictures!
Awwww!!! They are all so adorable!!! Awesome pictures!!
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Thanks Sunny Dante is the feisty one that prefers to play every second of the day he isn't sleeping or eatin, Wolf is very laid back and sweet. Fox so far is a mix between the two. Feisty and fun when he plays and dopey sleepy sweet any other time. I love ferrets!
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If we got her as a 8-10 week old baby as most petstores sell them at that age. That was the beginning of December, so she would be about 5-5.5 months old I think. I could take some pictures for you to get a better idea of her colors and size. We were playing with her yesterday and she got into some water and on her back, only the top portion on her hair on her back is dark. The hair underneath it is pure white. It was cool to see. She looked like she was covered in chocolate chips. lol.
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Re: Fuzzy Pictures!
Yeap, ferrets have an undercoat and outercoat(guardhairs) the undercoat is always lighter varying from a pure snow white to a cream or slightly yellow color in all ferrets no matter the color they are With 'pointed' ferrets and certain patterns the undercoat can be much darker in the areas with the points and less obvious as the color and guardhairs are shorter and much denser.
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Re: Fuzzy Pictures!
Such beautiful babies!
i have a ferre tof my own, named Maxie.
he is a single ferret, as he was being bullied by 2 albino ferrets.
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