There are currently 91 colors of African miniature hedgehogs recognized by the United States. Of course, there are other colors besides 91, but they have not been recognized for various reasons. Let's take a look. Available Colors Variety!

African miniature hedgehog

Pepper:

The quill is white with a black tinge. Almost all feather belts. The skin on the back is black. The nose is black. The eyes are black. The mask is small and black. The belly of black markings is broad.

Off-white:

The quill is white with black and tan bands on the outer edge. Almost all feathers are banded. The skin on the shoulders is grey. The nose is black. The eyes are black and the mask is small and black. There are some spots on the lower abdomen.

Chocolate:

The quill is white with a band of dark brown. Almost all feathers are banded. The wound on the shoulder is light grey. The nose is black or dark brown, almost black. Eyes are black mask light brown. Possibly a mottled lower abdomen.

Brown:

The quill is white, almost all feathers are banded. The shoulders on the skin are pink with little gray pigmentation. The nose is chocolate colored. The eyes are black with a light blue ring around the outer edge (sclera). There is a light brown mask. Abdomen without markings.

Cinnamon:

The quill is white with a band of light cinnamon brown. Almost all feathers are banded. The shoulders on the skin are pink. The eyes are black. The lower abdomen is white without markings.

Champagne:

The quill is white, 75% pale in strips, and cinnamon in the rest in strips. Almost all feathers are banded. The shoulders of the skin are pink. Pink nose. Eyes are red. . The underbelly is white with no markings.

Apricot:

The quill is white with a hint of orange. Almost all feather belts. The shoulders of the skin are pink. Eyes are red. The nose is pink. . The lower abdomen is white.

Pale Apricot:

The quill is white with a very pale orange-yellow band. Almost all feather belts. Eyes are red. The nose is pink. . The lower abdomen is white.

Pale Apricot:

The quill is white with a very pale orange-yellow band. Almost all feather belts. Eyes are red. The nose is pink. . The lower abdomen is white.

Silver Charcoal:

The quill is white with black tints. Between 30 and 70% thorny white solid. Like charcoal, except the colored feathers are white, with bands of light gray. The shoulders on the skin are dark gray, almost black. The nose is black. The eyes are black. The mask is small black. The belly is broad with black markings.

Charcoal (Primary Snowflake):

The quill is white with a black tan edge. Between 30 and 70% thorny white solid. The skin on the shoulders is grey. The nose is black. The eyes are black. The mask is small black. There are some spots on the lower abdomen.

Chocolate Snowflakes:

The quill is a white, ribbon-like chocolate color. Between 30 and 70% thorny white solid. The skin is grey with faded pink wings. The nose is chocolate colored. The eyes are black. . Unmarked belly

Brown Snowflakes:

The quills are white, banded light, white solid with between 30 and 70% thorns . The shoulders of the skin are pink with light gray pigmentation. The nose is liver and chocolate color. The eyes are black with a light blue ring around the outer sclera. Abdomen without markings.

Champagne snowflakes:

The quill is white, 75% banded pale orange-taupe, the rest banded cinnamon. Between 30 and 70% of the spines are white solid skin with pink shoulders. Pink nose with liver rim. Eyes are red. . Abdomen without markings.

Pale Apricot Snowflakes:

The quills are white, banded very light. Between 30 and 70% thorny white solid. The shoulders of the skin are pink. The pink of the nose and the outer ring of the liver. Eyes are red. . Unmarked belly

Platinum:

The banded feathers are white with bands of light gray. Between 95 and 97% thorny white solid. Most ribbon quills are limited foreheads. The skin on the shoulders is black. The nose is black. The eyes are black. The mask is small and black. The black markings are broad on the abdomen

Silver charcoal:

The banded feathers are white, with a narrow band of black outer edge tawny. Between 95 and 97% thorny white solid. Most ribbon quills are limited foreheads.

The shoulders on the skin are dark grey, almost black. The nose is black. The eyes are black. The mask is small and black. The belly of the black markings is broad.

Charcoal White:

The banded feathers are the outer edges of white, black and tawny bands. Between 95 and 97% thorny white solid. Most ribbon quills are limited foreheads. The skin on the shoulders is grey. The nose is black. The eyes are black and the mask is small and black. There are some spots on the underbelly.

White Chocolate:

The banded feathers are the outer edges of white, black and tawny bands. Between 95 and 97% of the thorny white solid most ribbon quills are limited to the forehead. The skin on the shoulders is grey. The nose is black. The eyes are black and the mask is small and black. There are some spots on the underbelly.

Brown-white:

The banded feathers are white, banded light. Between 95 and 97% Stiff white solid Most ribbon quills are limited to the forehead. The shoulders on the skin are pink with little gray pigmentation. The nose is chocolate colored. The eyes are black with a light blue ring around the outer edge (sclera). There is a light brown mask. There is no brindle belly there.

Albino:

The quill is all white without strips. The belly and fur are white. The skin is pink and the eyes are red. The nose is pink.

Pinto:

Pinto is a color pattern, not a color, so can appear in any color of hedgehog. Pinto patterns can be distinguished by the total lack of color in the feathers and back of the hedgehog in different patches or spots under the skin. Ideally, the white patch is symmetrical on one side of the hedgehog, split long on the back, and the other.

Algerian Black:

The quill is cream, heavily banded black and rusted. Almost all feather belts. The skin on the back is black. The nose is black. Eyes are black. Extensive masking is black and extends to the quill line. Severely mottled black lower abdomen.

Algerian Dark Grey:

The quill is cream with a banded black rust edge. Almost all feather belts. The skin on the back is almost black. The nose is black. The eyes are black. The mask is wide and extends below the eyes almost to the ear below the quill line. Severely mottled black lower abdomen.

Algerian Grey:

The quill is cream with a banded black rust edge. Almost all feather belts. The skin on the back is almost black. The nose is black. The eyes are black. The mask is large and the cheek patches are deep, golden brown. The lower abdomen is heavily mottled.

Algerian Chocolate:

The quill is a creamy, ribbon-like rich chocolate color. Almost all feathers are banded. The skin is grey. The nose is dark chocolate. The eyes are black.

The mask is brown and eyeshadow brown to rich golden brown. The lower abdomen is heavily mottled.

Algerian Brown:

The quill is a creamy, banded light brown. Almost all feathers are banded. The skin on the back is dark grey. The nose is mottled chocolate brown. The eyes are black.

Mask medium brown and light golden brown cheeks. There are pale spots on the lower abdomen. The nose is a chocolate brown ring of light and dark.

Algerian Cinnamon:

The quill is creamy, with a rich ribbon. Almost all feathers are banded. The skin on the back is grey. The nose is chocolate or brown. The eyes are black and the mask is pale light brown cheeks. Light colored spots on lower abdomen