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*[[Pteri]] - ''November 8, 2011'' | *[[Pteri]] - ''November 8, 2011'' | ||
*[[Quiggle]] - ''November 19, 2001'' | *[[Quiggle]] - ''November 19, 2001'' | ||
*[[Ruki]] - ''July 27, 2013'' | |||
*[[Scorchio]] - ''?'' | *[[Scorchio]] - ''?'' | ||
*[[Shoyru]] - ''April 11, 2005'' | *[[Shoyru]] - ''April 11, 2005'' | ||
Revision as of 02:33, 10 September 2013
A sneaky Skunk Eyrie.
Skunk is one of the many colours that users can paint their Neopets. In general, Skunk pets are black and have one or two white stripes running along their backs. Users can change the colour of their Neopets to Skunk by using a Skunk Paint Brush item at the Rainbow Pool. In addition, the Lab Ray also has a random chance of turning the colour of a user's Neopet to Skunk. Users also have the choice of changing their Neopets's colour to Skunk when they complete a Fountain Faerie Quest.
Neopets
As of September 2013, the following 47 Neopets are available in the Skunk colour:
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See also
External links
- Rainbow Pool: Skunk