Vulturine Guineafowl | The Animal Facts | Appearance, Diet, Habitat

What’s the difference between a pink-eyed white Guinea Pig, an albino Guinea Pig and a lethal white Guinea Pig? Often, people confuse these terms. Firstly, albinism - doesn’t exist in Guinea Pigs. A pink eyed white is a specific, inherited colouration rather than a genetic disorder. A pink eyed white is as healthy as any other Guinea pig and will have the same average life expectancy. Lethal whites, are produced 25% of the time when you breed Guinea Pigs with the Dalmatian and Roan genes, whilst

Guineafowl are best as free range pets and are known to alert when they recognise a threat