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Chinchilla Behavior
Chinchilla behavior is something a breeder has had first-hand experience with; he may have a picture too.
These are rather social animals. In the wild they live in family groups or in colonies. In captivity they should be kept in pairs or in families. Females of these rodents are larger than males and can be aggressive to each other.
Chinchilla behavior is something a breeder has had first-hand experience with; he may have a picture too.
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Chinchilla Behavior -
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Generally these rodents are rather active and energetic. They like to play, climb, and jump. They are nocturnal creatures and are more active at night. But this fact should not trouble future owners, because these rodents will adapt quickly to their human’s schedule. Chinchilla behavior is something a breeder has had first-hand experience with; he may have a picture too.
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