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Ferret Facts
Ferret facts or a picture can be found on websites; farms may be the best place to actually see one.
Baby animals are often called kits and they usually reach adult weight around 4 to 6 months of age and will attain maximum body size at six months. The females that are spayed are often called sprites and the neutered males are called gibs.
Ferret facts or a picture can be found on websites; farms may be the best place to actually see one.
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Ferret Facts -
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The adult female usually weighs from 3/4 to 2 pounds, the adult male a little more, from 2 to 3 1/2 pounds. Their basic color categories are albino and sable. Within the sable categories, you will find color varieties such as chocolate, cinnamon, champagne and silver mitt. Ferret facts or a picture can be found on websites; farms may be the best place to actually see one.
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