Pure chinchillas are brown and black in color. Their fur has the color of dark chocolate, mainly brown and black. It has black or brown-red eyes, brown ears, brown appearance, and a brown belly. The brown chinchilla with two beige genes is lighter in color, more like a beige or golden chinchilla. However, due to the influence of the black gene, the coat color on the abdomen will be the same as the body.

Precautions when raising Chinchilla

1. Chinchilla is a nocturnal animal. It rests during the day and is active at night. The breeder needs to keep the chinchilla Place it in a cool, dark, quiet and ventilated environment. If the environment is too noisy or exposed to direct sunlight, it will cause the chinchilla to lack sleep and affect its health.

2. Chinchillas cannot be bathed with water. The fur of chinchillas is relatively thick. When the breeder bathes the chinchillas with water, the fur of the chinchillas will be difficult to dry and easy to catch cold, which will easily cause the chinchillas to catch colds. Breeders need to prepare bath sand and a bathtub for chinchillas. In the early stages of breeding, the bathtub needs to have a cover to prevent chinchillas from not taking a bath when they see people.

3. Breeders need to clean the chinchilla cage and supplies regularly, and replace the chinchilla's bedding regularly to prevent the growth of bacteria, and the chinchilla will get sick due to hygiene problems.