eye colour

[allgame 0]

ya g'day i was wondering if it hindered or helped a ferret depending on its eye colour i heard of some old lady that red eyed ferrets couldnt see as well in the day light but sore better at night but i wasnt sure how true this was seeing as how she was only a breeder and not a hunter and smelled way to much like the animals to be anything but half insane but it intreged me is there a difference between black or reds eye other then colour

[Kay 3,709]

ya g'day i was wondering if it hindered or helped a ferret depending on its eye colour i heard of some old lady that red eyed ferrets couldnt see as well in the day light but sore better at night but i wasnt sure how true this was seeing as how she was only a breeder and not a hunter and smelled way to much like the animals to be anything but half insane but it intreged me is there a difference between black or reds eye other then colour

 

I dont think so no, do you mean albino colouring when you say ''red eye' or the ruby colour WE see in some ferrets ?

[Crow 1]

The eyes are exactly the same apart from the albino's eye lacks any colour pigment. They see the same whether day or night!

[Julia 0]

It is true that some albinos in animals (fx Rats) has reduced eyefunction, they are seen moving their heads to focus better (there is a expression for the move, but I only know the danish word). But not in ferrets, my albino has no problem seeing things. Especially treats.

[allgame 0]

thank you i belive my questions been answered and kay i have no idea what your talking about but thank you none the less

[Jack NUFC 1]

whether this is true or not which i doubt its always dark down a warren