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Fennec Fox for Sale
The Fennec Fox is the smallest of the foxes. This makes them more sought after as a pet. The large ears is a major characteristic that makes them so easily identified from other fox species. The ears are used to radiate body heat and lower their temperature, they have adopted to surviving the Sahara desert. Their coat is very soft and beige in color. The soles of the feet are covered in long fur to allow the fox to travel on the desert sand very easily. The natural habitat that you will find a fennec fox is in the Sahara desert of Africa. They enjoy living in the sandy areas that contain dunes.
Fennec Fox Diet
Their diet includes small rodents, birds, reptiles, eggs, and insects. They will also eat fruits and seeds. They will have a favorite spot to eat at. This may be anywhere, so make sure that there is not any toxics in the cage that could be digested with the food, like litter that you may have in their litter pan. The fox will hunt for its food at night.
Owning a Fennec Fox
The Fennec Fox is a social animal. They will be found in the wild in groups of up to 10-15 individuals. Fennec's being a social animal will make them a good pet because like the domestic dog, they will enjoy your company and want to be with you. But like any social animal, you may come across one that wants to be the dominant one in the group With training, you can keep this in check.
Housing for a Fennec Fox
The fox lives in dens that they will dig themselves. These dens can be several yards deep. Fennec's dig at great speeds which is something to think about when considering one for a pet. They may dig out of the yard quickly if precautions are not taken. They are small enough to fit through a chain linked fence.
It would be best to build an enclosure specifically for the fox that is dig proof. Or for enrichment for the fox, dig the wire fencing down into the ground about 8-10 feet below their enclosure so that they can dig. Digging is a natural behavior that they will do. Also they may show this digging behavior in your home.
Fennec Fox in Captivity
In their natural environment, they breed in mid to late winter and will have 2-5 cubs in March or April. A fennec fox will live 11-14 years in captivity so do educate yourself about this species before buying one. You can train them to walking on a leash. these guys will easily roam and hunt at any chance so it is a good idea to always have them on a secure leash or in an enclosure when outside.
A group of foxes are called a skulk or a leash.
The male fox is called a reynard
The female fox is called a vixen
A baby fox is called a kit.
Fennec Foxes for sale
Baby male fennec fox for sale. 2000 firm. hand raised and bottle fed. dog friendly. class 3 required. email for info. 3 more babys born may 5. not yet available.
civilized2012@gmail.com
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Kinkajou baby 1750
Kinkajoujou pairs 1100
Baby fennec fox 1750
Baby Blonde Racoons 500
Baby baboon for sale to approved hom only, will not ship. (I am NOT selling/brokering this animal, I will give you the owners information, for free)
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Unrelated pair of ranch fox puppies. Will seperate. USDA and State Licensed. Puppies are in the house just starting to eat from a dish.
$250.00 ea
Fennec Fox proven pair $4000.00
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I have a male fennec that is 1 years old and is ready to breed. He has been indoors since birth. I am asking $1250.
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"Perdy" is a 14 year old female, great condition although a bit chunky! I have had her since she was a year old. Lost her mate a few years ago, she needs a companion. Would make a nice display or potential breeder. Easy to work around. Used to being viewed by the public. $6000 or best offer. Will consider partial trades for female fennec, female african crested porcupine, serval. Let me know what you have. Serious buyers only, she is not being sold as a pet. Licensed facilities only please. Can meet at Mt. Hope.
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I have two female fennec foxes for sale. They are one year old sisters. Selling as breeders not pets.
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Female Spider Monkey. She is 14 years old. Easy to work around, loves attention. Lost her mate about 3 years ago. She's in great condition, a little overweight though. She is a nice looking female, has the longer hair. Black with a cream color belly. Would like to see her put with a male. USDA facitlity only please. Will consider trades. Interested in the following: female fennec, female african crested porcupine, serval, Marmosets, registered male Maine Coon Cat. Pick up or meet only, not willing to ship. Calls appreciated as I don't check email everyday. Thanks.
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they may be currently breeding but they are far to tame to just be a breeding pair. especially the male... he really enjoys human interaction nightly...
We are looking to find them a new home, because we do not have the time to bottle feed babies and would like to add another child to our family.
The female is a little over 2 and the male 1 & 1/2.
asking $2750 for the pair or best offer. Would be interested in trading for a breeder pair of marmosets, 2 unrelated fennec fox kits, . Just let us know what you got.
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