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The manchu is also now available in both cherry and silver. How delightful.


Old vs New (personal upload so they shouldn't change like the previously linked one did)



Adding a bit of input to the "fat-or-not" topic, because I actually love seeing such an interesting and educated debate!
-- If you look in the photo, the brown area of the side isn't where the body ends; there's still the white belly, underneath, which is still pretty pudgy! I can definitely see how it can be confusing, though! Also interesting to note in this photo is how their waist/belly, proportionately, is much thinner than their chest/shoulder area. They have such quirky shapes and proportions!
-- It may be worth mentioning that the animal in your photo is actually either dangerously overweight (which is very possible, if it's a captive lemur), or potentially pregnant; in either case, the proportions of the belly are not "typical" for a ring-tailed lemur! All the same, though, lemurs DO have a belly! (Just not this much of one!)