Nifflers were rodent-like creatures with a long snout similar to that of a platypus and a coat of black, fluffy fur. Native to Britain, they lived in burrows as deep as twenty feet below ground, and produced six to eight young in a single litter.
Nifflers had a pouch on their bellies which held far more than at first seemed possible, like the effects of a Undetectable Extension Charm on a container.
Nifflers were gentle by nature and could even be affectionate towards their owners. However, they could destroy belongings looking for sparkly objects, and for that reason it was inadvisable to keep them as a house pet.
Sometimes it can be near impossible to predict what the Niffler is going to get into or what trouble he may cause. I've had to ask some of the others to keep a close eye on him when I'm not around as I don't want anything to happen. Even then, each time I come down to check on everyone there seems to be more and more things lining his burrow.
....I seem to have found myself with several young Nifflers now and I have no idea how I'm going to handle this situation.
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Niffler
Nifflers were rodent-like creatures with a long snout similar to that of a platypus and a coat of black, fluffy fur. Native to Britain, they lived in burrows as deep as twenty feet below ground, and produced six to eight young in a single litter.
Nifflers had a pouch on their bellies which held far more than at first seemed possible, like the effects of a Undetectable Extension Charm on a container.
Nifflers were gentle by nature and could even be affectionate towards their owners. However, they could destroy belongings looking for sparkly objects, and for that reason it was inadvisable to keep them as a house pet.
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....I seem to have found myself with several young Nifflers now and I have no idea how I'm going to handle this situation.