The African Mini Hedgehog, a thorny, colorful, emerging pet, enters the family as a pet and begins to survive in a balance of cuteness and danger.
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First of all, the color of african mini hedgehogs, you can see the difference very intuitively is the difference in the color of their back spines, in order to facilitate the distinction, it is common to divide the non-fans into 4 kinds according to the color of the thorns, primary colors, apricot colors, white, pinto.
1. Primary color
The eyes, nose and ears of the primary color hedgehog are black, and the spines of the primary color hedgehog contain white, black, brown and champagne colors; there are also white spines, not more than 5%. The primary color of the thorn contains different colors, forming a visual difference, similar in color to the bark and dead branches of trees, and can be hidden in the wild from dead branches and not found among fallen leaves.
2. Apricot color
With black eyes, a pink or black nose, and small pink ears, the apricot hedgehog is not just champagne-like in color, each of its spines has a little black and white on it, and each apricot thorn is different in color.
The wild distribution of African mini hedgehogs is in central and eastern Africa, that is, the location of the Sahara Desert, I have seen an article that said that apricot color is the largest number of non-fans, I think it is not wrong at all, because the color of apricot color is the closest to sand, the color of the soil is the closest, the best way for hedgehogs to camouflage themselves perfectly in the dry desert of Africa.
Apricot-colored hedgehog
3. White
The white hedgehog is white all over the body, with white spines, a pink nose and ears; the white hedgehog is an albino animal, the eyes are colorless and transparent because there is no pigmentation, and because the eyeball has many blood vessels, there is blood flowing in it, which makes its eyes look red.
White hedgehogs are highly vulnerable to predators in the wild, but under artificial careful breeding and culture, the hedgehog's albino genes can be expressed on a large scale. One might say there aren't white polar bears and arctic foxes? If you look at the place where they live in the white ice world, it is not difficult to understand.
White hedgehog
4. Pinto
Many people may have questions, pinto is a color, in fact, pinto is derived from the English "Pinto" transliteration, the original refers to variegated, two-color spots. Pinto hedgehogs have two-color mashups, which are relatively rare and rare.
In the era when things are scarce and expensive, the number of Pinto is small, but there is no more expensive reason, the cultivation of Pinto is not very difficult, through the breeding of Pinto mother and Pingto male hedgehog can get the next generation, so Pinto is rare, but easy to obtain, so it is not expensive. But Pinto color is like two colors mixed, difficult to control, there are good collocations, there may be unsightly collocations.
Pinto hedgehog
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Hedgehog coat, that is, the color of the villi on the abdomen and face, are white, animal evolution is so incredible, because from the physical point of view, other conditions are the same, the temperature of dark objects changes faster, light objects are slower, specifically white villi are not easy to absorb heat. Perhaps the hedgehog ancestors did not expect that in the process of evolution, the white fluff that evolved made them pets of modern humans and no longer worried about food.
Newborn little hedgehog
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The color of the skin that is not born is very pink, with white soft small spines, and in the process of growing, the color of the back skin slowly changes with the color of the thorns, thus distinguishing between pink and black. If you find that the hedgehog's skin has darkened during the breeding process, don't panic, it just wants to tell you that it is a primary color little hedgehog; if only part of it has it, and part of it does not, then congratulations, you have a Pinto little hedgehog.
There are african mini hedgehogs of such rich colors, do you love them?