At what age is a golden squirrel fully grown?

The golden squirrel usually reaches adulthood at about 9 months, with an adult body length of about 14 to 16 cm and a tail length of about 13 cm. They are small and timid, so during keeping keep the environment quiet and avoid taking them to unfamiliar places to prevent fright.

Golden squirrels have strong territorial instincts, especially females, so it is generally not recommended to keep multiple together. Male golden squirrels have a better temperament than females, so choose a male if you prefer a gentler squirrel.