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You should just keep them apart. Some females attack males when pregnant and when delivering. Separating them will not male matters worse. He wants to get to her to mate not from attatchment

I am hopefully going to be there

I will be rough grooming this weekend.

Being hugely pregnant with 150 chinchillas I have to say it us doable. I clean a small section every day

Its coming up soon....

She is popcorning I am so glad she is settled in and already loved.

I agree if you do not have time for one chinchilla you do ot have time for babies and they will breed

I should be able to run the auction. Looks like this little one is coming sooner than later so we will be there

I have a couple like that in the barn

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I find females measure. They get more pee on the walls... Other than that no difference really. Getting a second chinchilla male or female puts your other one at risk. fights are nasty and can happen even when they get along

Congrats! It will be here before you know it. Those 40 weeks go fast ( atleast until the last couple LOL. I am in the dragging can't come fast enough window LOL)

I have had a couple born here. The male went to a pet home. One female has been here for 5 years now. I will not sell her I don't want someone to stupidly breed her. The last female is a kit that i am going to sell with a no breeding contract. Because if you breed.a dwarf female it is likely...

I think they may be looking for a pink white

I think doing so in moderation can be ok.... But most people cannot handle moderation. Most people think thier pets need a variety of foods daily or they will be bored. That is the argument i hear most often. No they do not need a variety of treats and the more you introduce to thier diet the...

I still don't see why you did what you did, why expose nurising kits to another mother it just adds tension to the whole situation. Handeling the babies is fine but why do anything that would put them at risk. Had you left them alone you would not be having this issue and you wouldn't be risking...

I am lucky, mine hasn't gone up yet

some chinchilla are more prone to matting. All you can do is pull them as they happen

I have 20 to potentially show.... I will hopefully be there. It will depend on the one I have on the way LOL. she. better be a good Jr breeder and cooperate

I take rehome fees for rescues because rescues come with vet bills...for the few that don't there are several who do. and it does weed out people looking for free/cheap animals to breed.