Designation: PET2235
Vulnerability: digestive diseases
Life: 3-4-year overview of silver-stained dragon cat species
Some silver-coloured dragon cats give people the illusion that they're all gray, but they're white if you look at them. But most of them are identifiable. The silver tart is called the South American chipmunk, and because of its appearance, which resembles that of the Japanese cartoon majestic maestro, the "Ginze Dragon Cat", they were renamed "Ginze Dragon Cat".
Silver-stained dragon cats are very gentle and lively, they like to jump around, they're moving, they're curious, they smell everything first, they bite and they study. Silver-marked dragon cats have an average life of 15 to 20 years, without any active aggressiveness, run away from the enemy or pee to the enemy, often standing face to face with each other when they fight each other.
Since white genes cannot exist in the form of homogeneity, the genotype of a silver-spoted dragon cat is a white gene with a standard grey gene. However, white genes can be combined with other explicit or hidden genes, and more or less white will appear on the body of future generations, especially at the end of the tail. The vast majority of white dragon cats have grey hair, which is influenced by standard grey genetics, and each has a different grey distribution, with symmetrical and beautiful patterns on their faces, some of which have white tails, which we call white and gray fury. Some of the dragon cats are pure white, known as Pure White or Wilson White, and although they are rare and precious, they are definitely not pure pink white, because their eyes are still black, except that the standard grey genetics do not affect their hair. The morphological characteristics of a silver-spotled dragon cat.
The ideal weight of adult male silver-coloured dragon cats should be in the range of 400-500g and the ideal female weight should be in the range of 450-800g. The average length is about 23 cm and the tail is about 11 cm.
The young silver-stamped dragon cat was born about 50 grams. Silver-marked dragon cats have large and bright eyes, with many different beards and sensitive nose lengths. Large and thin, blunt circles. The front leg is small, has five toes, the back leg is strong, has four toes, is good at jumping. The back and the sides of the silver-coloured dragon cat are grey and black (and some other artificial colours), their abdomen are dwindled to white and their body hairs are evenly distributed. The silver-coloured dragon cat has the world's most dense fur, with 40 to 60 furs per hole, and 80 in the best-growing America (one to three hairs per cat and dog), but such soft and thick fur also brings a nightmare of near extinction.
Since the International Association of Silver-Spect Dragon Cats divides silver-spectrum cats into 17 colours, mostly grey, followed by beige, velvet black, and some special colours, or even inter-generational, the International Association of Silver-Spect Cats divides them into 17 colours, but since silver-spectrum cats are mainly controlled by seven different pairs of microgens, according to the United States, their basic colours are seven, and the combination of these seven pairs can develop at least 20 or more types of hair.
In fact, there are many colour names for the silver plaster, and there are often many differences in English translations, which can confuse people. In the United States, where Brown, Tan, Pastel all refer to the same color, but with different degrees of depth and variety, the name of the beige is hetero beige, the gold is homo beige, and Pure White is Wilson White. ♪ The silver spots of the cat ♪
Before raising a silver tarantula, you must prepare something for it, and you must not buy a dragon cat and buy supplies with him. Households need to focus on ambient temperatures in their living environment, not less than 5°C in cold winters and not more than 28°C in hot summers.
Silver-marked dragon cats need some space to stretch their activities if the cage is too small to cause them to feel oppressive and stress unsymptomatic (e.g., gnawing). According to data contained in the Hong Kong Fisheries and Farm Office's guidelines for the raising of silver-marked dragon cats, 34 x 42 centimetres of width are recommended for the raising of a silver-marked dragon cat cage, 42 x 60 centimetres for the raising of two silver-marked dragon cats, 52 x 70 centimetres for the raising of three or more large cats, and about 50 centimetres for the height of the cage, but it is not recommended in principle that three silver-marked dragon cats should be raised in the same cage, nor should the gendered silver-marked dragon cats be raised in the same cage before determining that they can live together.
In general, the purchase of a dedicated cell room for a silver-spoted dragon cat is a necessary investment, especially for the newly arrived silver-spotled cat, and the need for a shelter to make it feel safer. The bedrooms sold on the market have two main qualities, wood and ceramics, each with its own advantages. The nightroom of wood is warmer, more natural, more comfortable for silver-coated dragon cats, and also helps to grind teeth. The porcelain bedrooms have many beautiful shapes, are more beautiful and are easier to wash.
Silver-spoted dragon cats are very fond of jumping up and down, usually up to a height of more than half a metre, and can be placed in cages where silver-spotled dragon cats play and grind their teeth, sometimes crouching and resting. If there's a big cage, you can think of putting a branch for a silver-spot dragon cat to climb. However, attention must be paid to the fact that the wood must be harmless to the silvery dragon cat and, in the case of a branch of its own, must be boiled with boiling water, disinfected with insects, then dried up through the sun.
Silver-marked dragon cats normally don't smell anything, but urine still smells a little bit, so they need to put up cushions to absorb urine in cages. In general, closed cages can choose water absorbers such as wood crumbs, cat sand, paper grass, etc. It is worth noting, however, that while pine crumbs are highly oscillating, substances contained in pine wood may cause silver-coated dragon cat asthma. Unprocessed pine crumbs are not suitable for use by silver-coated dragon cats.
The maximum temperature of a silver-stamped dragon cat is below 32 degrees, so in the summer it needs to be cooled and they feel comfortable between 18 and 22 degrees. Silver-marked dragon cat cages cannot be placed in places where solar energy is directed. Cyllon cats must remain in circulation, but may not be blown directly under air conditioners or placed behind the wind, otherwise they can easily suffer from heat-inequitable diseases, diarrhoea, etc. Don't leave the silver-coloured dragon cat in the aisle, or someone else who's always bothering them. One or both of the cages must be walled and cannot be placed in the centre of the house. However, care must be taken not to close the walls with wallpapers or walls, as silver-spoted dragon cats may bite them. As far as possible, the silver-stained dragon cage is placed on a chair or table so that it has a more open view and can observe the surrounding environment. Don't just put it on the ground. The main points of the Sylvester Cat living environment are silence, shelter, height, dryness and ventilation. The silver-stained dragon cat breeds knowledge.
The feeling of a silver tarantula is always quiet, and often too quiet animals are not easily understood. It's usually a pretty open-minded, squeaky, hairy, silvery cat. The type of silver dragon cat that doesn't bite hard is relatively mild. Silver-stained dragon cats have been growing their teeth for life and must wear them continuously to ensure health, otherwise too long the doors make it difficult for silver-stained dragon cats to chew.