Both fancy mice and feeder mice are the same TYPE of mice, with the same genetics. The difference is that fancy mice are (hopefully, although at most pet stores, this isn't the norm) bred for temperament, color, and health. Feeder mice are typically just bred for snake food, so nothing else is taken into consideration. HOWEVER, please note that some pet stores will separate all the mice they get into feeder and fancy based on colouration. (white mice are feeder, while 'pretty' ones are fancy) This does not necessarily mean that one will be a better pet than the other. One is probably just cheaper.
Here are the most common:
Agouti- brown (the color of wild house mice)
Black
Recessive yellow (fawn/gold color)
Chocolate
Beige
Lilac (gray)
Blue (deep gray)
PEW (pink eyed white)
In addition, a mouse may be broken (meaning spotted), Fox (meaning that the belly is a different color than the back of the mouse), brindle (striped), and long, short, or curly haired.
The body covering of a mouse is fur.
A color of a lions fur is very pale orange hex color is ffe8c1
a pinky mouse is generally a smaller version of a mouse. you can keep them for pets. they are very playful. they are very small. they're kind of pinkishAnswerPinky mice are newborn mice before they have grown fur. They are somtimes killed, frozen are used as food for some pet animals.
Yes, rats have fur therefore they are furry
Mice with light-colored fur were selected for in the sandy environment.
Because that is their skin color, and they don't have fur yet.
Mice inherit everything from their parents - there is no other way for them to get DNA except from their parents.
The body covering of a mouse is fur.
Well mice have genotypes just like we humans do. Therefore the same way that traits are passed through mice, they are passed through humans.
no more so then a grey or white one! fur color doesn't mater, they can all still bite, and wild ones can carry disease, no mater the fur color! i hope that helps!
No
Mice get their fur when they are just a couple of weeks old.
No, they get their fur in time. About 3 weeks with the mice I had once.
Yes, most mice have fur. Mice start to grow fur at a few weeks old. There are such things as hairless mice though. I had a hairless rat and she was the sweetest. So don't let hairless fool you they are cute and sweet.
The trait for fur color can be both. In some species, like mice, fur color is determined by a single gene with different alleles. In other species, like dogs or humans, fur color can be controlled by multiple genes interacting together (polygenic trait).
fur, LOL and its mice....
No but, there are lemmings they are like mice but with shorter tails and they can have brown and black fur or white fur.