The standard gray chinchilla is mainly gray. The standard gray chinchilla has a gray coat, dark gray ears, white belly, and black eyes. It is a relatively common color scheme for chinchillas. Because it is more common, the price is slightly lower than other chinchillas. However, the standard gray chinchilla has the best genetic stability and a high survival rate, which is very suitable for novices to raise.

Methods to raise standard gray chinchillas

1. Breeders can choose to buy a cage or breeding box of suitable size or demarcate an area separated by fences and disperse them. For breeding, food bowls, drinking fountains, toys, shelters and other items need to be placed in the breeding area.

2. Free-range chinchillas need to be taught to urinate in designated places. Newbies are advised to raise them in cages, and fill the tray under the cage or breeding box with odor-free and highly absorbent bedding.

3. Regularly clean the breeding environment and supplies, bathe the chinchilla with bath sand regularly, keep the environment clean and tidy, and regularly replace uneaten food and water to ensure the health of the chinchilla.

4. Give the chinchilla points regularly to interact with the chinchilla, so that the chinchilla can get closer to its owner, which can keep the chinchilla in a good mood.