--- R W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> oh one other question . . . red fox and yellow fox.
> Main difference is the white tummies on the yellow
> fox
> isn't it? with the distinctive white marks around
> the
> ears? For a while I thought Foxy was a yellow fox,
> but he's got none of the white markings his mom
> does.
> his tummy is a bit lighter than the rest of him, but
> definitely NOT white. go figure. so I'm assuming
> red
> fox.
>
> well that's all from this corner of the world, hope
> everyone and their gerbils are doing well.
>
> RW
We have pale red fox (light argente nutmeg), that
looks almost just like a self colored yellow fox or
agente cream. His coat is much yellower and creamier
than a typical red fox, which look more
goldeny-orange. Pale red foxes are self-colored like
red foxes, but their bellies are not quite the same
color as on top, they are a bit paler. Definitely not
white, but a paler yellow. Sounds like your Foxy
might be a pale red fox, which means he would carry
ch.
Hope this helps,
Sondra
www.geocities.com/prairielandgerbils
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