Unpopular pets that can be raised in China

1. Alpacas: Alpacas are becoming more and more popular now. Alpacas have a very docile temperament and are timid. If people feed them , the alpaca must wait until someone walks away before eating, even if it is an owner who is very familiar with it. However, it sometimes loses its temper and knows what pain is. For example, when it encounters something unpleasant, it can spray secretions and feces from its nose like a camel, or spit in the faces of other animals to vent its resentment.

2. Flying squirrel: Flying squirrel is an animal of the family Sciuridae and genus Flying Squirrel. The flying squirrel is small in size, has a blunt snout, large eyes, normal ears, thick and short limbs, and a flat tail. Winter and summer hairs are two colors, with the back of summer hairs being brownish gray; winter hairs are lighter than summer hairs, showing light yellow or yellowish gray.

3. Dwarf Rabbit: As the longest-lived rabbit in the world, dwarf rabbits don’t have to be too troublesome to raise. We need to provide sufficient drinking water, pay attention to environmental cleaning and disinfection, and then provide sufficient food such as rabbit-specific pellet feed, alfalfa, green hay, carrots, etc. Finally, just do the rabbit fur combing, trimming and manicure work.

4. Ferrets: Ferrets have a very short digestive system and need to eat specially prepared feed. They are not suitable for eating cat and dog feed. Domestic ferrets should be vaccinated against distemper and rabies. Ferrets, like cats, have hairball syndrome and need to regularly remove hairballs from their digestive tracts.

5. Pet snakes: The so-called pet snakes generally refer to individual snakes that have been artificially cultivated. Among them, non-venomous pet snakes have a gentle temperament and are very less aggressive towards people. Most of them need to be raised from an early age, making it easier for them to become familiar with the environment and the habits of their owners.

6. Cole duck: It is called "little calling duck" in China. Its lifespan is generally 4 to 12 years. Because it does not grow very big and is small in size, it looks very cute. It is usually kept as a pet. .

7. Jellyfish: Jellyfish is a very beautiful aquatic animal. It looks like a transparent umbrella with tentacles growing on the edge of the umbrella. There are many types of jellyfish and there are many choices, but the accessories required are a bit complicated and management is a bit troublesome.

8. Sugar glider: The sugar glider is a marsupial with gliding membranes on both sides of its body. They can use the gliding membrane to shuttle through the woods. Most of them live in trees and feed on tree nectar. If you want to keep sugar gliders, it is best to keep two or more at the same time. Sugar gliders feel lonely and bored when they lack companions, and are prone to self-mutilation.

9. Hedgehogs: Hedgehogs live in forests, farmland, and bushes. Their favorite food is ants and termites. Hedgehogs are actually not suitable to be kept as pets at home because they are timid, afraid of light, like to be quiet, and have a strong odor.

10. Lizard: The lizard is a cold-blooded animal, and its appearance is really majestic, so many people are scared away when they see a lizard. But in fact, lizards are pets that can be kept, and some lizards have very high IQs and areIt won't hurt anyone.