When you first get a chinchilla, if you haven't studied or learned too much about them, you may be surprised when they start making noises. I'm not just talking about the noises they make when they are playing in their cage or chewing on stuff either. There are a wide range of different vocal noises that your chin may make depending on the situation and how he's feeling.
Chinchilla Color Descriptions - What Color Is Your Chin?
Even though the original chinchillas were all grey, over the years breeders have been able to get a wide number of colors to come out in their fur. Here's a list with descriptions about each color to help you find the color you want. Keep in mind there is a variation of each color.What Are Common Prices For Chinchillas?
Chinchillas can vary widely in price from breeder to breeder and what color they are. They can realistically cost as little as $50 to as much as $600 (on rare occasions).How To Mimic The Chinchilla Habitat To Make Your Pet Feel At Home
Chinchillas are very unique creatures that are only found in the Andes Mountains (originally). Because of the unique environment they were made for, they require special care to be sure that they live long, healthy lives. It's true that the cage you buy probably won't be exactly like the Andes Mountains where your chin is originally from, but with a little planning and forethought, you can get it as close as possible. Here are some steps for you to make your chin feel at home by mimicking the natural chinchilla habitat.