Thursday, January 8, 2009
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This is Lauren on behalf of Expert Village and we are talking about chinchillas living in pairs. Chinchillas can live very happily together in groups or as singles. In the wild they can live up to hundreds in the herd, so they tend to get along pretty...

Caring for Pairs of Chinchillas Provided by Expert Village.com

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