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Hi rainey, I'm looking for a male to bond with my 7 year old male, and I'm located in Medford! Is your boy still available?

Hi everyone, It has been a long time since I have posted! I learned everything I need to know from you guys in 2013 as I awaited the birth of my sweet boy! Bovril is 7 now and so sweet and mild-mannered. While I think Bovril does fine on his own and shows no signs of stress or depression, I...

Hi, My new tenant has a rabbit who is moving into the house. I know there's a potential risk of chinchillas getting diseases from rabbits, but how big is that risk? I'll never allow them to interact, but how far away must they be kept from each other? Can they be kept in the same room?

My boy doesn't like being picked up, but if I offer him my arm he'll run right up and sit on my shoulder or let me support him against my chest.

What a pretty little girl. <3

I buy my wood from Ronda. The best part of buying from CnH members is that many use flat rate shipping, so you're not bogged down with fees. I've seen cheaper wood than Rhonda's, but I appreciate her quality, variety, and willingness to help me pack my boxes to the brim!

What a cute little dude! I love his coloring.

Oh my god, I showed those sulky pictures to everyone I know. Made my entire week.

Here's a bonus picture. :P

I woke up this morning to Bovvy's distressed bark, so I went to see what was up. I couldn't find him anywhere! Then I saw his fleece liner quiver... He managed to pull up a corner of his fleece, burrow underneath, and get stuck. He was definitely scared but he looked pretty cute... I scooped him...

she's not going to overeat her pellets--I fill my boy's bowl when he empties it, which takes 2-3 days. normally. Not like a dog, who will eat all his food at once no matter how much you give.

Heh, that's cute. <3 Last night I had a paper on the floor and Bovvy gravitated right to it, so I started zig zagging it across the floor with my toe and he just followed it back and forth. They're so silly!

Hi! A cheaper way for ledges is to make them yourself, which isn't nearly as scary as it sounds if you're not into that kind of thing. I bought a single 8' x 5" beam of untreated, kiln dried pine from home depot (just ask them for untreated kiln dried pine), and they sliced it up for me...

This thread has a picture of two newborn BDs and a violet side by side. They're absolutely gorgeous, and I don't know how their color changes as they age, but it shows a clear comparison and they're just so pretty.

Thanks, Stacie! I wonder if I paid more for his color. He's worth it either way.

wait, I have one more precious picture. heh. He's actually LOUNGING.

exactly. here he is at 10 weeks; it might just be the lighting, but he looks a lot more uniform in color to me at that point? even more so when he was still with the breeder. I'm curious, but of course I love him either way. <3 EDIT: Whoops, link didn't work...

Right?? Thanks. The breeder I got him from told me he was a light ebony, but based on pictures of him from when he was 3-5 weeks old, it looks like he's changed color somewhat.

I wouldn't be on this forum if wasn't looking to learn as much as possible because this is really the only source of info I trust. Please don't stop posting, all of you, especially not on my threads or in response to my questions, because I wouldn't be here if I didn't want input from all of...

Also, he's got eb parents and a light grey belly, but clearly it's not even close to the rest of his coloring. Is he actually an ebony or is he a standard with a dirty white belly or something like that?