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History of Chinchillas Origin is the Andes Mountains in South America Endangered in the wild due because of fur trade
Lifespan of Chinchillas 12 years, but can be longer
Chinchillas are---- Highly social, in the wild live in colonies of more than 100 individuals
Crepuscular activity peaks but activity will continue into the night
Fur-slip loss of fur to “escape” stressful situations. Can occur when handled tightly or animal is stressed.
Chinchilla diet Herbivores In the wild, eat grasses, leaves, and twigs In captivity, pellets, and hay
Chinchilla care Dust baths (2-3x a week)
Gestation 111 days
Average litter size 2-3 young
Females are mostly _________ monogamous
Chinchillas are Precocial
Common Chinchilla diseases Dental disease, heat stroke, and respiratory issues
History of Gerbils Originate from Central Asia (Mongolia)
Description/Behavior of Gerbils Lifespan: 2-4 years Hair covers their entire tail, unlike the rat and the mouse Highly social and should be kept with friends Diurnal
Diet of Gerbils Omnivores Pellets, hay, and seed
Reproduction of Gerbils Monogamous Gestation: 25 days Average litter size: 3-6 young Altricial
Common Diseases of Gerbils Tyzer’s Disease Seizures
Gestation period for Gerbils 25 days
Average litter size for Gerbils 3-6 young
Tyzer’s Disease bacterial disease in the intestines that results in diarrhea and often death within 48 hours
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