It is normal for pudding hamsters to turn white, because pudding hamsters are a breed that arises due to genetic mutations. Their genes are very unstable, and there are many hereditary genetic problems, and turning white is the most obvious one. . Most pudding hamsters will have reverse color. Only a small number of pudding hamsters will not have reverse color because their purity is high enough.

Pudding hamsters reverse color rules

1. Most pudding hamsters will reverse color, and some even reverse color more than once. The specific color of white or black is determined by the genes of pudding hamsters. Breeders can observe the parents of pudding hamsters and make inferences based on the colors they show.

2. When purchasing a pudding hamster, you can peel off the pudding hamster's back hair and observe the color of the roots of the back hair. Basically, if the root color is dark, it will reflect black, and if the root color is light, it will reflect white.

3. However, reverse color can also occur by chance, because there is a 50% chance that a pudding hamster will be the opposite color of its parents, and the remaining 50% chance will be related to recessive genes. color.