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All About Pet Chinchillas
The Chinchilla Species
Chinchilla Sounds
The Origins of Chinchillas
The Facts on Chinchilla Personalities
Chinchilla's Play Time
How to Buy a Chinchilla From a Breeder
How to Buy a Chinchilla From Rescue
How to Buy a Chinchilla From a Show
How to Buy a Chinchilla From a Pet Store
Grey Chinchilla Facts
Ebony Chinchilla Facts
Beige Chinchilla Facts
White & Mosaic Chinchilla Facts
Violet Chinchilla Facts
Caring for Pairs of Chinchillas
Introducing Chinchillas Slowly
Introducing Chinchillas Immediately
All About Chinchilla Breeding
Health Concerns of Pet Chinchillas
How to Feed a Chinchilla Pellets
Choosing Treats for Chinchillas
All About Chinchilla Cages
Learn More About Chinchilla Cages
Spaying & Neutering Chinchillas
Digestive Issues of Chinchillas
Teeth Issues of Chinchillas
Fur Chewing Problems Among Chinchillas
Hair Release Problems Among Chinchillas
Avoid Fungus in Chinchillas
Pet Chinchillas & Spraying
Your Pet Chinchilla
Summary: Find out facts on violet chinchillas in this free video.
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"This is Lauren on behalf of Expert Village and we are talking about Violet Chinchillas. The first Violet Chinchilla was actually born in Rhodesia, Africa in 1960 and sold to a breeder in California. The body hair is very light gray, but it has a violet sheen to it. It's stomach is bright white and violet is a recessive color, so it is very hard to breed. Two violets should also never be bred together. Their color combination has to be read very carefully. Breeders that have these chinchillas are always trying to strengthen the line. Stay with us and we are going to talk about chinchillas in pairs."
eHow Article: Violet Chinchilla Facts
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silverrose1 said
on 3/1/2009 That second chinchilla you have pictured is a black velvet, not a violet. Get your colors and your information straight.
evuser17854 said
on 3/1/2009 Love the black velevet chin in a violet video.
These videos are full of misinformation.