Free Chinchilla

Richard_Pyra · #1 (**permalink**) Apr 11, 04

My friend has an adorable gray chinchilla that he can no longer care for..

She's free to anyone who can give her a good home. She'll come with a cage and some food and whatnot to get you started.

PM me or email me at [email protected] if you're interested.

robyn · #2 (**permalink**) Apr 11, 04

Chinchilla's are the only mamal that can't get fleas. But I still don't want it.

crookedking · #3 (**permalink**) Apr 11, 04

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Originally Posted by robyn

Chinchilla's are the only mamal that can't get fleas. But I still don't want it.

they make great slippers though :)

i wish i could take her, but keeping my tarantula alive is bothersome enough...AND I HAVE TO FEED THE BUGGER ONCE A MONTH!

Sue Bitch · #4 (**permalink**) Apr 11, 04

flip could use another chinchilla

bebu*funfun · #5 (**permalink**) Apr 11, 04

omg A FREE CHINCHILLA!!!!! id die for one, but if i brought her home, she'd be the one dying...my cats are vicious. =(

ppcock · #6 (**permalink**) Apr 11, 04

^uhh

that's why you keep a chinchilla in a cage. The only time you'd put her out of the cage is when you're giving her an ash bath.

And you'd only have to go to the bathroom, put a towel to seal up the bottom of the door (Yes, they can fit in there) and then give it an ash bath and play with it a bit.

Richard_Pyra · #7 (**permalink**) Apr 12, 04

Well, it is nice to let it run around every so often. They love being out of their cage. All they do is run around like crazy when they are out. (also depends on how big your cage is)

LDUB · #8 (**permalink**) Apr 12, 04

Questions:
- how big is the cage that it comes with?
- is it a he or a she?
- can they be litter trained like cats and rabbits?

Moon · #9 (**permalink**) Apr 12, 04

i dont see the point in having these kinda pets

its like having a rat. theyre the most useless pets to have.

but thats just me...... i'm sure the ones who love these kinda pets have their reasons