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11:27:21 Vixie
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Vixen Creek
11:27:05 Vixie
dayum girrllll
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11:27:05 Ariel / Tara
I free range anything below PPP, geld anything ranged from PPP to single W combos, EWW's either stay as studs or get sold.
Crestwood Eq.
11:26:48 Ivy / poison ivy
Yall

My mom has cancer….
Bioshock Manor
11:25:23 Storm
I geld any under EWW. Even EWW unless it's a rare color or old lines of mine
All Breeds
11:23:39 Fawn
I geld anything that I know won't breed well especially if he's from a weaker mare. Sure he could produce a couple of nice foals but they'd be weaker overall and it's not worth it. They make more money as geldings
Nightingales Ridge
11:21:18 Issy
You only need so many ;) if its not super strong stats etc etc geld em up
Sweet Valley
11:20:57 Anna/Jewel
Im really good at the minigame Slither. Once I got to 40. But now I can't seem to get by with 5.. WHY?? 🤣🤣
SandWitch Arabians
11:20:26 Witchypoo
sage - could have been better. I like to see week 4 & 8 go up the same amount, or better
London Estates
11:20:17 Rainy/Fritzi
anna
i'dexplain but I don't know how to oop
Sweet Valley
11:19:42 Anna/Jewel
I guess..
Sweet Valley
11:19:29 Anna/Jewel
I can't bring myself to geld any stallions unless there's a quest to. Like if they are good rated or good color, why geld them? They can breed a good rated or good color foal
Glacier Bay Cove
11:19:20 Arctic Katz
As yours, Anna
Nightingales Ridge
11:19:19 Issy
Anna, someone eventually bred the same I guess?
SandWitch Arabians
11:19:12 Witchypoo
Another horse was born with the same patterns/color
Glacier Bay Cove
11:19:03 Arctic Katz
Someone bred a horse with the exact same colors
Crestwood Eq.
11:18:19 Ivy / poison ivy
Im the laziest gelder too.
Sweet Valley
11:17:53 Anna/Jewel
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by beautiful 1/1 filly. I have another one
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I didn't breed her when i got her shw was 1/1 now she's 1/2 how does that work?

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Vixen Creek
11:28:56 Vixie
-HEE Click-
Bioshock Manor
11:27:29 Storm
Broken link Vixie
Vixen Creek
11:27:21 Vixie
oop
Vixen Creek
11:27:05 Vixie
dayum girrllll
-HEE Click-
Paradise Stables
11:27:05 Ariel / Tara
I free range anything below PPP, geld anything ranged from PPP to single W combos, EWW's either stay as studs or get sold.
Crestwood Eq.
11:26:48 Ivy / poison ivy
Yall

My mom has cancer….
Bioshock Manor
11:25:23 Storm
I geld any under EWW. Even EWW unless it's a rare color or old lines of mine
All Breeds
11:23:39 Fawn
I geld anything that I know won't breed well especially if he's from a weaker mare. Sure he could produce a couple of nice foals but they'd be weaker overall and it's not worth it. They make more money as geldings
Nightingales Ridge
11:21:18 Issy
You only need so many ;) if its not super strong stats etc etc geld em up
Sweet Valley
11:20:57 Anna/Jewel
Im really good at the minigame Slither. Once I got to 40. But now I can't seem to get by with 5.. WHY?? 🤣🤣
SandWitch Arabians
11:20:26 Witchypoo
sage - could have been better. I like to see week 4 & 8 go up the same amount, or better
London Estates
11:20:17 Rainy/Fritzi
anna
i'dexplain but I don't know how to oop
Sweet Valley
11:19:42 Anna/Jewel
I guess..
Sweet Valley
11:19:29 Anna/Jewel
I can't bring myself to geld any stallions unless there's a quest to. Like if they are good rated or good color, why geld them? They can breed a good rated or good color foal
Glacier Bay Cove
11:19:20 Arctic Katz
As yours, Anna
Nightingales Ridge
11:19:19 Issy
Anna, someone eventually bred the same I guess?
SandWitch Arabians
11:19:12 Witchypoo
Another horse was born with the same patterns/color
Glacier Bay Cove
11:19:03 Arctic Katz
Someone bred a horse with the exact same colors
Crestwood Eq.
11:18:19 Ivy / poison ivy
Im the laziest gelder too.
Sweet Valley
11:17:53 Anna/Jewel
-HEE Click-

by beautiful 1/1 filly. I have another one
-HEE Click-
I didn't breed her when i got her shw was 1/1 now she's 1/2 how does that work?

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Chinchillas! April 6, 2021 10:33 AM


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Hey all! Thought about getting a chinchilla or two recently! Any advice would be greatly appreciated as I have never even owned a rodent before! Lol.
Chinchillas! April 6, 2021 11:23 AM


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First off I want to say that's awesome, chinchillas are pretty awesome lol

Now as for some advice, chinchillas are generally not considered a first time rodent pet, since they require a substantial amount of care and attention in order to have a happy and *long* life. I would say if you expect this thing to only live 4-5 years you will be sorely mistaken, as chinchillas have been known to live more than 20 years.

Also make sure their enclosure is really secure, although I might just be saying this from my own experience, chinchillas are escape artist and will gladly hop all over your room if they find a spot to squeeze through. They're like cats, if their head can fit, they can sit. Or in this case squeeze through just about anything, underneath the door, behind the TV stand, get inside a high vase...

One more thing, chinchillas need attention, their social creatures and in the wild are usually found in colonies of well over 100 chins. So even if you do get another one, they still need some attention from you! These aren't really an animal that you can stick with another animal and call it a day

Thats all, I hope some of these help, though I'm sure you already knew most of them! :)

Chinchillas! April 6, 2021 11:28 AM


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They need regular dust baths to keep their coats healthy, too.
Chinchillas! April 6, 2021 01:22 PM


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Spirtasi Whims said:

First off I want to say that's awesome, chinchillas are pretty awesome lol

Now as for some advice, chinchillas are generally not considered a first time rodent pet, since they require a substantial amount of care and attention in order to have a happy and *long* life. I would say if you expect this thing to only live 4-5 years you will be sorely mistaken, as chinchillas have been known to live more than 20 years.

Also make sure their enclosure is really secure, although I might just be saying this from my own experience, chinchillas are escape artist and will gladly hop all over your room if they find a spot to squeeze through. They're like cats, if their head can fit, they can sit. Or in this case squeeze through just about anything, underneath the door, behind the TV stand, get inside a high vase...

One more thing, chinchillas need attention, their social creatures and in the wild are usually found in colonies of well over 100 chins. So even if you do get another one, they still need some attention from you! These aren't really an animal that you can stick with another animal and call it a day

Thats all, I hope some of these help, though I'm sure you already knew most of them! :)




Stormsong Manor said:
They need regular dust baths to keep their coats healthy, too.


Thank you!!! That really helped!! Im trying to do my research and get as much advice as possible before I even come close to getting one!
Chinchillas! April 6, 2021 08:21 PM


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A random assortment of my thoughts on chinchilla ownership:
Caveat to the social interaction thing: chinchillas are most intensely social with other chinchillas, not always with people! While each chin is an individual, and some may be down for petting and holding, others are much more shy. I had 2 chinchillas, and one was happy to climb up and sit on my shoulder. The other would only touch me if he initiated it. However, he was an older chinchilla when he came into my care and was already set into his habits-- younger chins are easier to socialize.
I also recommend an enitrely metal cage! They will destroy plastic ones, and ingesting all of that plastic isn't good for them anyway. To make it more cozy, you can cover flat surfaces with soft covers, add hammocks, and of course use lots of bedding. A large cage is also a must, with room for climbing! Chinchillas are excellent jumpers and love to show off this ability.
A chinchilla-appropriate wheel (not a little hamster one) is also a great addition to the cage. Do NOT put your chinchilla into a plastic ball. They become easily overheated due to their dense fur and those balls are not well ventilated enough!
Chinchillas! April 6, 2021 08:22 PM


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EmeraldHillsFarm said:
A random assortment of my thoughts on chinchilla ownership:
Caveat to the social interaction thing: chinchillas are most intensely social with other chinchillas, not always with people! While each chin is an individual, and some may be down for petting and holding, others are much more shy. I had 2 chinchillas, and one was happy to climb up and sit on my shoulder. The other would only touch me if he initiated it. However, he was an older chinchilla when he came into my care and was already set into his habits-- younger chins are easier to socialize.
I also recommend an enitrely metal cage! They will destroy plastic ones, and ingesting all of that plastic isn't good for them anyway. To make it more cozy, you can cover flat surfaces with soft covers, add hammocks, and of course use lots of bedding. A large cage is also a must, with room for climbing! Chinchillas are excellent jumpers and love to show off this ability.
A chinchilla-appropriate wheel (not a little hamster one) is also a great addition to the cage. Do NOT put your chinchilla into a plastic ball. They become easily overheated due to their dense fur and those balls are not well ventilated enough!


Thank you so much!!
Chinchillas! April 8, 2021 04:51 PM


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Chinchillas are not considered the best for first time rodent owners. They do require a lot of care. Another thing is that the oils on your hands can ruin their coats so they arent animals that should regularly be handled and pet like say a rabbit or rat would but they can be held. Some don't enjoy it that much and may just prefer to hang on you or sit on your shoulder once you gain that bond but honestly it does take a while and some never bond. They are all very unique. They are escape artists and can jump very very high so its not a bad idea to make sure the cage you have them in is nice and secured and tall habitats are ideal. They do need regular dust baths as ven mentioned and it's not a bad idea to actually leave their dust bath "container" in their cage every couple of days or so since they will maintain themselves. They like to stay clean. They can actually be destructive like any animal and will eat chords from my experience so it's a good idea to keep them away from the wall and chords. A lot of them are particularly fond of foods that aren't good for them so if you plan on having your chinchilla out, watch out for food that they could get into. A huge thing is how they are kept though. Again, tall cages are best and it's better to have a cage rather than a glass case type thing that they are kept in in pet stores. The reason being that the glass cases can actually retain moisture and cause respiratory infections/issues. They really need the aeration. Similarly, they are from south America, primarily around mountains so always keep that in mind when designing their habitat/cage and just make sure your chinchilla has plenty of hiding places and room to climb. They are also herd animals and like to live in groups. If you get one, it's not a bad idea to consider buying a pair. A lot of places sell chinchilla pairs (not just breeding pairs but siblings) and its a good idea to keep them together rather than separating them if they are paired for their health.
Chinchillas! April 8, 2021 06:05 PM


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Daranyx said:
Chinchillas are not considered the best for first time rodent owners. They do require a lot of care. Another thing is that the oils on your hands can ruin their coats so they arent animals that should regularly be handled and pet like say a rabbit or rat would but they can be held. Some don't enjoy it that much and may just prefer to hang on you or sit on your shoulder once you gain that bond but honestly it does take a while and some never bond. They are all very unique. They are escape artists and can jump very very high so its not a bad idea to make sure the cage you have them in is nice and secured and tall habitats are ideal. They do need regular dust baths as ven mentioned and it's not a bad idea to actually leave their dust bath "container" in their cage every couple of days or so since they will maintain themselves. They like to stay clean. They can actually be destructive like any animal and will eat chords from my experience so it's a good idea to keep them away from the wall and chords. A lot of them are particularly fond of foods that aren't good for them so if you plan on having your chinchilla out, watch out for food that they could get into. A huge thing is how they are kept though. Again, tall cages are best and it's better to have a cage rather than a glass case type thing that they are kept in in pet stores. The reason being that the glass cases can actually retain moisture and cause respiratory infections/issues. They really need the aeration. Similarly, they are from south America, primarily around mountains so always keep that in mind when designing their habitat/cage and just make sure your chinchilla has plenty of hiding places and room to climb. They are also herd animals and like to live in groups. If you get one, it's not a bad idea to consider buying a pair. A lot of places sell chinchilla pairs (not just breeding pairs but siblings) and its a good idea to keep them together rather than separating them if they are paired for their health.


Thats a lot I was never told, thank you very much!

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