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Just leave them alone. They'll grow up to be whatever they are. No need to be a cruel, sick person that gets their rocks off killing animals for no particular reason other than to kill them.
Depending on what their stage of development is and what species, they can range from being more pink in color, and lightly toned. Any that end up with darker fur have a light gray tint to their skin as they mature. Then they develop a fuzzy growth of fur.
-Ed
Originally Posted by daggerlee /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hmm so how can I tell the difference between baby squirrels and baby rats? These were found outside, with a bunch of grey down around them...so I'm hoping/guessing they are baby squirrels.. |
Just leave them alone. They'll grow up to be whatever they are. No need to be a cruel, sick person that gets their rocks off killing animals for no particular reason other than to kill them.
Depending on what their stage of development is and what species, they can range from being more pink in color, and lightly toned. Any that end up with darker fur have a light gray tint to their skin as they mature. Then they develop a fuzzy growth of fur.
-Ed