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Guinea pigs are common spawns in tropical alpine biomes. They always spawn in groups of 2-6 animals. Male and females are equally likely to spawn, and are not sexually dimorphic.

The guinea pig is a medium speed, timid animal.

Guinea pigs can be tamed with herbivore kibble.

Guinea pigs have 4 hearts (8 points) of health, can deal 0.5 hearts of damage, and drop 1 small meat upon death.

Guinea pigs are tiny animals with miniscule food needs. They eat a herbivore diet, consisting of diverse fruit, vegetables and roughage.

Guinea pigs can use the scented ball, puzzle feeder, tire swing, and apple ice treat enrichment items.

Guinea pigs are a high fertility species, and can be bred with a carrot. As tiny-sized animals they have a gestation time of 24,000 ticks, and give birth to 4-5 babies that will take 2 minecraft days to reach adulthood.

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Guinea pigs have 3 natural variants: acorn, butternut, and honeynut. Guinea pigs also have 21 captive-bred variants that do not spawn naturally: chayote, cousa, crookneck, delicata, fortune, globe, pattypan, tromboncino, zucchini, ambercup, bonbon, carnival, charisma, fairytale, hijinks, hubbard, lumina, pepitas, spaghetti, turban, and yokohama. These are in-game color variants, not real subspecies.

Acorn	Butternut	Honeynut

Chayote	Cousa	Crookneck	Delicata	Fortune	Globe	Pattypan
Tromboncino	Zucchini	Ambercup	Bonbon	Carnival	Charisma	Fairytale
Hijinks	Hubbard	Lumina	Pepitas	Spaghetti	Turban	Yokohama