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Chinchila... the ideal company for urban housing...
| Features It is a docile animal and friendly, which in a short time identifies its owner, not issuing many noises or smells bad. It is very quiet, it requires that an environment calm, but it allows its activity night. The chinchila needs a cage with enough space to not feel confined and not go into stress. It is an animal that does not like a lot of heat, must be in a place dry, airy and housed the sun. |
Hygiene
It is an animal resistant and clean, do not release odors. Not creates parasites, due to density of your hair. As it is not in its natural habitat, we have to be us to create them. In terms of hygiene we must not forget the daily bath of sand (of bath salts), also important to the regular cleaning of comedouro, bebedouro and cage. Food
In terms of power, this little rodent come, about 30gr. Daily. The base, is a special feed for chinchilas (there are several brands) and fiber (or hay and alfalfa). You can supplement the diet with fruits such as apple, pear, grapes or raisins. As chinchila is a rodent, it has teeth that grow continuously (root open). It is important to have at its disposal a block of wood mineral and something to wear to the teeth and fill any needs in minerals, clean daily food leftovers, always have at their disposal fresh water (clean water every day). Longevity and Reproduction
Starting from 7 months, come in adulthood and is ready for reproduction. The gestation period is approximately 15 weeks, can be 3 births in the same year. Their chinchila will enjoy walking daily for at least half an hour, and that this period can be extended depending on the availability of time. Their longevity is between 18 and 20 years. Their size varies between 20e 25 cm.
Care to be To have our share / a, has a good quality of life, we must not forget: - They shouldnt be over feed - Clean the rest of fod from the cage, daily - Allways have clean water - The chosen place for the cage must be airy and protected from the sun - Keep the cage in perfect conditions of hygiene - The daily bath with bath salts, for chinchilas should not be forgotten. |