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I have several wheels for sale. 1 chin spin. Like new, barely used 1 metal flying saucer BRAND NEW with hardware. 1 metal flying saucer gently used-- have to see if I can locate hardware. $75/ea plus shipping

I'm not sure what happened-- probably just his time to go. He wasn't a young chin and passed next to the cage with the mom and kits.

This little female is an RAF male x a std female of my breeding (Little Sugar x Ryerson) She's the first heavily marked kit I've had. Sadly, her father passed away.

Pm Christy at volunteer chinchillas

I love the older ones. They get sweeter IMO as they age.

I do vinegar water to or a hydrogen peroxide and water mix.

I save names I hear and like.

It doesn't sound good. I'd take her to a vet. She could be dehydrated, too hot, or it may be more serious.

You may also be reacting to the dust or hay. It's hard to tell but no, that's not normal.

Personally, I've only tried it a few times and it didn't work out. One pair almost couldn't live together again. The time it did work, it was only after putting them in a large carrier together, carrying them around, and keeping them there for a day.

You can freeze them to

If you can keep from taking it apart, that's better. You need a screwdriver and the pieces can get lost. The top doesn't come off as it looks like it could-- the whole thing has to be disassembled.

I have a bv for sale. She's a reserve color phase winner.

I've separated before. Since they haven't always been together it shouldn't be do stressful. If they do go separately, separate them before they leave to get them adjusting to it. They may not even miss each other but you could put the cages closer together.

Mine are simple invention. And if a name is masculine but good, it may go to a girl!