Characteristics of the silver-spotted chinchilla:

1. The base color of the silver-spotted chinchilla is white, and some of the fur is gray or black, with patches. Irregularly distributed throughout the body. However, the patch distribution, size, and color depth of each silver-spotted chinchilla are different. Some have no hair on their body and only have a gray tail, but generally the tip of the tail is white.

2. The eyes of silver-spotted chinchilla are black, large and bright. There are many beards of different lengths around the nose. The ears are large, thin, and gray in shape.

3. The silver-spotted chinchilla is also very docile. Even if it sees a stranger, it will not run around and bark, nor will it bite or spray urine when you hold it.

Precautions for raising silver-spotted chinchillas:

1. Silver-spotted chinchillas are very sensitive to temperature. In the cold winter, the temperature in the breeding environment cannot be lower than 5℃, the temperature in hot summer cannot be higher than 28℃.

2. Silver-spotted chinchillas need a larger space for them to move and stretch. If the cage is too small, it may feel oppressive and tense, causing discomfort and symptoms, and it may bite its hair. Be sure to buy a large one. cage.

3. The shelters of silver-spotted chinchillas are mostly made of wood or ceramics. Wooden bedrooms are good for keeping warm in winter, are more natural and comfortable for silver-spotted chinchillas, and can also help them grind their teeth. Porcelain bedrooms come in many beautiful shapes, are more beautiful and easy to clean. "