The fur of a pure white chinchilla is white. The whole body of a pure white chinchilla is white, and its hair, tail, eyes, and ears will appear black and gray. Pure white chinchillas are relatively rare, a rare color among chinchillas, and the price is relatively high. Breeders should pay attention when selecting. In addition to the above-mentioned colors, any other different colors are not pure white chinchillas, and they should pay attention to distinguish them from pink and white chinchillas.

How to select a pure white chinchilla

1. Breeders need to select a healthy chinchilla with complete limbs, a long enough tail, no shedding, and no hair. The one that is not missing is the best.

2. Breeders should observe the appearance of chinchillas, whether their faces are round, whether their bodies are round enough, etc. They can also refer to the appearance of their parents when purchasing.

3. The breeder should look at the character of the chinchilla. The chinchilla is a nocturnal animal. It is best for the breeder to observe it in the evening. If the breeder likes a chinchilla that can interact frequently, he should choose one that is not afraid of it. A human, lively chinchilla, and if the breeder just wants to keep the chinchilla as an ornamental pet and does not want too much interaction, he should choose a quiet chinchilla.

4. Choose a chinchilla that is 2-3 months old. This chinchilla has just left its mother and lives independently, so it is easier to raise than a relative.