Chinchillas are naturally playful and cheeky little pets, but this wonderful friendly nature will only come out if you set up your Chinchilla’s living environment so that it is as happy as it can be. A depressed Chinchilla does not make a good pet! ...
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It happened last year in December when I was busy chatting in a local BBS, that one of the chatters asked for someone who might like to get two Chinchillas for free because his meant to be male chin has proven to be female and has given ...
We have two identical large cages for our chinchillas, plus two smaller ones. They are actually office filing cabinets, with the sliding doors removed. If you add a wire mesh front, and slide-out litter trays, the result will be perfect. The big ...
Want to make super easy hammocks for your chin? Get 1" diameter ring binder rings from an office supply store,
Buy a half yard to a yard of fleece,
Cut a large triangle out of fleece,
Poke a hole in each corner,
Open up the ring ...
Part 1 can be found here: Chinchilla Colors, Classification And Basic Genetics Chinchilla Genetics Chart
One thing to remember when breeding chinchillas is that there is a lethal factor. The two genes with a lethal factor are white and TOV ...
If you’re thinking about getting a pet chinchilla, one of the most important things for you to consider is diet. To allow your pet to live a long and happy life, you need to make sure he or she is getting the right nutrients to not only survive but ...
Listed below are some informative facts that can be used to enhance your knowledge about chinchillas or even help you in your decision to welcome one into the family. Originally native to the Andes Mountains of South America, chinchillas are ...
Wondering how much a chinchilla costs? Chinchilla prices can vary greatly depending on where you get your chin from. Besides the cost of the chin, you should also take into account the setup costs, including getting basic accessories and a cage, as ...
There are two types of chinchillas in the wild – the long-tailed and the shorted tailed chinchilla. In captivity, the long-tailed chinchilla has been bred to produce mutations of various attractive colors. Photos and videos (when available) along ...
