Chinchillas

Whenever the water bottle is empty

Depends on the chinchilla.

Mostly 12 to 14 hours for mine but the ones at the place where they don't really let their chinchillas out sleep for around 20 hours thus they are overweight.

A doe can get pregnant at 3 months. They BOTH need to be spayed and neutered first and they need to be bonded or they will fight and possibly one or the other or both can be injured badly or killed.

The average rabbit life span is 7 to 10 years. Un-spayed female rabbits tend to live shorter lives because they are prone to uterus cancer. Their chances of getting cancer increase by 50% every year.

Depends on the quality of the fur or where you buy it.

It can range from free to even a 1000.

Petco sells males at 160.

females, I would get from breeders.

I've seen them sold at 250 for gray female from a breeder

A bear marks its territories by pooping, a.k.a., skat, or by peeing.

Yes you can. As long as its not clumpy and there is no wee or poo in the sand it is ok.

Best way to do this is after your Chin/s have had their bath is to pour the sand back into its bag or another container using a sieve (sifter)

This will stop the poo and hay going back in the sand.

go to this website http://www.huggablepets.com/huggablepets/sexing.shtml

Typically chinchillas live to be about 20 years old with good care and a pleasant environment. However, some chinchillas have been reported to have lived up to 30 years of age.

If a predator grabs them they lose what it grabbed like if i grabbed its fur the fur will be in my hand and another adaptation it has is to urinate on predators. (wouldn't you love to be the predator)

I hope I helped :)

they bounce on there 2 hind legs like a rabbit

Chihuahua's come in an assortment of colours: fawn, white, black, chocolate, and even lilac. Their coats can be one-tone in overall colour, two-two, brindle, or merle.

Lilac is very rare and in this case the chihuahua is so silver it looks almost purple in certain light. A rule of thumb is that the more rare the colour and coat pattern of the chihuahua; the greater chance it was unethically bread to produce these rare colours and patterns.

My chihuahua is fawn and was adopted at 1 year old.

A single chinchilla should live in a cage about two times the size as guinea pig cages on the market. And if you are keeping two chinchillas, they should live in a cage about 3x the size. This is all because chinchillas do need to jump and run about and if you but them a properly built running wheel these can be rather large!

Yeah, but like with every other animal, you have to introduce them slowly and let them get used to each other. It's best to have them in a neutral play area for a while, so they can smell and get use to each other, and neither has territory there. Then it's best to put them in a neutral cage together, again, territorial issues.

They love to sleep in little hammocks if you own one.

In the wild, however, they sleep in huddles in a burrow or a rock crevice.

No because they can choke on them and they can not eat sugar.

Yes - don't let them be alone.

Or, you could keep the chinchilla in a box all the time.

fruits like apple cut up or vegitables such as carrots, fresh green beans are good to feed your guinea pig when you are out of food. you don't want to substitute this with the food you buy at a pet store though. the foods you buy have a well balance diet for your pet and is the healthiest way to go. you could also try some oat meal but not the flavored instant type.

I've kept and bred gerbils for nearly 40 years. They do not purr. The previous answer stated they have vibrations. Gerbils are prone to seizures and tremors although this genetic anomaly has mostly been bred out. It's helpful to think of yourself as a giant amusement park ride to a gerbil. When you go on one it upsets your sense of balance and you get really nervous and nauseous. Gerbils are small and sometimes being carried or handled has the same startling effect.

Yes. They will poop a lot and you will have to clean the whole cage with water and a washcloth. Heres a little list from what i can remember when I had a hamster:

1) food

2)water

3)happy

4) excersise

5)clean

Also make sure that any larger animal comes near the cage or it could kill it.

Ok all I know is therevis a pet store chain called pets at home where they sell all sorts of animals for good prices i got my gerbil there for £6 and she was still young i do know they sell chinchillas look them up online!

Ajay, Andes, Addy, Arthur, Arnold, Bixby, Baxter, Bosley, Chinchi (This is what i named mine), Charlie, Cutie, Davie, Dana, Daryll, Edie, Griffy, Garvin, Iggy, Joshua, Jane, Jake, Kary, Kooky, Lonnie, Mason, Mokie, Nodvin, Ooby, Pooky, Pokey, Peggy, Ryan, Reggae, Raggy, Susie, Susan, Sarah, Toady, Tooky, Travis, Wooby, Xavier, Ziggy, Zaggy, Zany.

^^^^ not good ones exept 4... charlie, Jake , an maybe chinchi honestly thoo..