Chinchillas

You can get it at pet rescue organizations, their let you adopt it for very cheap,also you can help abandoned and neglected chinchilla, (most of them are perfectly find, they are not always blind or disabled) why spend 100 bucks more to buy a "cuter" chinchilla from breeders who dont really care about pet's happiness and only use them to make money?

The same thing happened to me. I pulled the wires on the horns, and when I put them back, the horn worked properly. BUT the cruise control quit working and the computer says I have a bad Throttle Position Sensor, even though the sensor is fine as well as the wiring back to the Powertrain Control Module. What gives? It happens. All it is is that wires hate water. All that you have to do is take the horns off make sure that they are TOTALLY dry. Other wise there will be a short in the system.As for all of the other electronics you have to wait. After all of the water is fully dry from everything which can take a few days then generally it works out. My freinds wrangler shorts out when it get wet and then after it is dry it works. So good luck to you both!! I found that this is a common occurance and is almost always the "clockspring" loacted in the steering column behind the steering wheel.. Gauges lights come on and off and the jeep idled up and down and ran poorly. In addition the cruise quit working. This part only available from the dealer whom normally stocks it..

the male bird should always protect the nest

The top speed of a chinchilla is around 24 km per hour, which equals 14 miles per hour. They usually move by hopping, but this is their top sprinting speed.

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a chinchilla has two uterin horns.. they can have anywhere from one to four kits at a time. however, normally they have just one or two kits.

Chinchillas are strong willed and can be difficult to train. Some chinchillas like to ride on shoulders and others really hate it. Small kittens will often snuggle into their owners necks for warmth and this is the best way to get them used to riding on shoulders as adults. However, if you have an adult chinchilla who wants to be trained the best way I have found is to repeat the action of placing the chinchilla on your shoulder and standing many times until the chinchilla is comfortable with it, keep your hands near the chinchilla incase it looses its grip though. Some people recommend bribing the chinchillas with raisins but only 1 or 2 should be given per day as they can cause intestinal problems. Many chinchillas will grow used to the riding on your shoulder if you are quiet and smooth in your actions, try to wear clothing that doesn't russle when you move. but it may take a long time.

Yes, chinchillas make noises such as squeaks, barks, and purrs to communicate with each other. They are generally quiet pets but can become vocal when they are scared, excited, or looking for attention.

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Julien Chinchilla is 13 years old!:)

males are generally nicer in all species because their hormones aren't as active so they don't get mood swings. then again sometimes girls are lovely and boys are violent to become dominant male

Their "in-built" behaviour is a major adaption in helping them survive as ,like other rodents, at the first sign of danger the run and hide. Chinchillas are burrowing animals and this adaption helps them survive by giving them a home that would be difficult for some hunters to get into.

Chinchillas are legal to own as a pet in California.

It is natural for chinchillas to eat everything. It can't be stopped. They have to chew on things to file down their teeth or they will become too long to eat with. Then they would die. You just have to keep your valuables away from them. Also, be careful what they eat. Chinchillas can have a hard time digesting fruits, vegetables, and house hold objects. They can be seriously injured or die.

shape of jaw.

length of tail.

size.

No, since the babies stay in the womb for 111days.

Also the chinchillas don't have like 100 babies at once.

The farms that grow chinchilla have dozens laying birth at the same time.

It is not profitable.

Biting and scratching is probably their main offense.

But they are relatively weak so that is why they are so low in the food chain.

They do jump at opponent males though.

They are animals of prey so they use defense.

They piss on the predator.

They also lose fluffs of hair when nervous to deter predators from getting them... sorta like how and octopus jets out ink.

Weigh it.

If it is between 1 to 2 pounds, it's fine.

Unless of course if it is not fully grown.

Yes she has three brothers and four sisters

Generally two male Chinchilla's will get along with no problems. In fact male chinchilla's will share a space with much less fuss than females (who can be very territorial. A male Chinchilla will generally be happier with another male than if he was alone. As with all animals you should try get a good match. A older Chinchilla will tend to be less threatened if a younger chinchilla is introduced, or if you pair a dominant Chin with a subservient one. That being said with enough patience and supervised play you will most likely be fine as long as they are both male and there is NOT a female present.

A chinchilla looks like a very soft, rounded, fluffy squirrel-like animal. They can come ina variety of colors, from white, tan, beige, black, and mottled or "mosaic" (patches of colors). The most common color is standard gray.

A chinchillas main mean of defense is its teeth which it will use to bite if it feels cornered.

a day where millions of chinchillas run the streets.. look out your window at midnight!