Fennec Foxes

the colors are a sandy color the main color because of there natural habitat the desert and they have little black and white

No, it is not currently legal to own the Red Fox in TN, as it is a protected species. However there is legislation being worked on currently (6-2012) and being pushed through the houses to change this.

As their natural habitat is destroyed, they become further threatened. The idea of allowing them to be kept in order to maintain their population numbers, even if it's in captivity has been raised, so it may be legal in the near future.

The difference between the fennec fox and the arctic fox it that the fennec fox lives in hot conditions, and the arctic fox live in colder conditions. Also, they don't look like each other, the fennec fox has large ears so it can loose heat fast from it giant span, and it is has a much smaller skeleton to the arctic fox. Also, the fennec fox is an gingery colour. The arctic fox has small ears so it doesn't loose as much heat so it can stay warm in it harsh environment, it has white fur, and a much bigger skeleton to the fennec fox.

$1000 to around $20,000 it said
My fennec fox is costing me $1200. I had to make a $250 non-refundable deposit to show intent to purchase. Fennecs are not the pet for you if you don't have a huge amount of time in your day to devote to training them. They are much smarter than a dog or cat and get into trouble.

Fennec foxes are very small and only found in the Sahara Desert. A Fennec fox is thought to be able to run 20 miles per hour.

The fennec foxes live in a desert ecosystem in the Sahara of northern Africa.

First of all OP is talking about foxes. Like real foxes. These kind to be exact: http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=fennec+fox&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=c_-cSdyjMarYygXnvNSUCg&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&resnum=1&ct=title To OP: It greatly varies from state to state, but there is a great site with a list of breeders of fennec foxes. You will also need a permit, contact a breeder in your state to help you get setup to one one. Here is a list or breeders: http://www.fennecfoxes.net/breeders.html The forums don't work as of yet, and if your state isn't listed it is most likely they are illegal to own(double check first by contacting your local wildlife department)

it has big ears, it's coat can be white, pale, or the color if the sand. Search up a picture if you don't belive me.

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By eating things and getting energy to move its legs.
it poos all day and showhis bums

• Sandy light brown coat to provide camouflage in the desert sands
• Large ears that can detect the sound of prey and help loose excess body heat
• Thick coat to provide warmth on cold desert nights
• Thick fur on the soles of their feet to insulate them against the hot temperatures of the sand

It has super hearing to find food. It's large ears help keep it cool in the hot weather.

They are legal with a permit. :)

It hunts for its food at night by listening for the sounds its prey makes.

yes they love it its there favourite

Yes they do.Take my dogs out every morning 6.00am before work,middle of nowhere.Let them off the leads so they can have a run and place leads under tree so that I don,t have to carry them.Come back and one lead has dissapeared! Must be a fox?

The population of the Fennec Fox is unknown

Foxes have adapted to be able to see well at night, so they are able to hunt their prey when the sun goes down. They are also able to pounce on unsuspecting animals.

The fennec is able to live without free water, as its kidneys are adapted to restrict water loss. A fennec's burrowing can cause the formation of dew. They are also known to absorb water through food consumption; but will drink water if available.

Fennecs are hunted because they can be exotic pets and they have furf the is a prized possien.

Yes lawful

No permit required

not regulated by state. Check local laws

Ferrets have thirty baby and thirty-four adult teeth. All baby teeth should be in by three months, and lost by nine months of age. Number Ferret Teeth: Incisors 3/3, canines 1/1, premolars 3/3, molars 1/2. Supernumerary incisors common.

Fennec foxes prey on insects, birds and rodents, but will also steal eggs.