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onechubbyhamster

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I have just recently purchased my Nicaraguan Curly Hair sling and today noticed a light patch on their rear. First pic is when I transferred them to a proper enclosure, the second is today. I’ve done some research, but I thought it’d be best to ask here as well. I’m not too sure it’s premolt because when I purchased them there was a shedded molt in the tub. Is anyone able to help me stress less?
 

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Enn49

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It looks to me as though it has just been kicking hairs. If that patch darkens you will know a moult is imminent.
 

Noodlelove

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I have just recently purchased my Nicaraguan Curly Hair sling and today noticed a light patch on their rear. First pic is when I transferred them to a proper enclosure, the second is today. I’ve done some research, but I thought it’d be best to ask here as well. I’m not too sure it’s premolt because when I purchased them there was a shedded molt in the tub. Is anyone able to help me stress less?
Oh this is so cute! I have a little one of the same species and he's growing like a little weed. I remember him as a tiny baby like this. What a cutie
 
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