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Snakemommy

Snakemommy

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the fuzzies looked like hoppers to me so i got these. they have some hair, not bald like a pinky. 1 is huge. he's been eating 2 pinks every 5-7 days.
 
Is there supposed to be a picture here?

But from your description, it sounds like you have a peach fuzzy
 
sorry yes i tried to post a picture but no luck. some are a little bigger then a pink but have a bit of grey hair, others are way bigger then a pink and have a little more hair but not much. btw, are hoppers eyes open or closed?
 
I don't know if this helps, or how accurate it is, but here's my experience.

The grey-ish ones sound like peach fuzzies to me too, although where I buy from they are referred to as "large pinks" I've also bought a few "fuzzies" there too and they have a lot more fur, and in one instance one "fuzzy" even had one eye open. Not sure if that helps at all, or if the mice are accurately labeled, but Sienna's been eating them just fine anyway - I guess the size is more important than the label.
 
you are welcome. And the way that you can tell is that there is hair, but very little and you can still see the pink skin underneeth.
 
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