Krani

Krani refers to a type of small, domesticated rodent. These animals are known for their compact size and often playful demeanor. They are native to several regions, but have become popular pets worldwide. Krani are herbivores, with their diet primarily consisting of seeds, grains, and some leafy greens. Their typical lifespan ranges from three to five years, though this can vary depending on care and genetics.

In captivity, krani require a spacious enclosure with ample bedding for nesting and burrowing. They are social creatures and often thrive when kept in pairs or small groups, though introductions should be managed carefully. Enrichment activities, such as tunnels and chew toys, are important for their mental and physical well-being. Their reproductive cycle is relatively short, and females can have multiple litters per year. Common characteristics include large eyes, prominent ears, and a short, often bushy tail. Their fur can come in a variety of colors and patterns.