Chinchillas make wonderful pets, but they don’t come cheap. If you want an adult chinchilla, it will cost you $175; a baby chinchilla will cost $125. Chinchillas are very playful and love toys, but they aren’t overly energetic. They also need large cages with plenty of hiding places. A baby chinchilla can live for about 15 years, but an adult one may live for up to 20 years if well taken care of!

An adult chinchilla costs $175.

Chinchillas are not cheap, but they are worth the price. Prices vary depending on age and sex.

However, there are some ways to save money on chinchillas:

• Buy from a reputable breeder; one that others have recommended you trust
• Find a local breeder instead of ordering online (this may cause less expensive shipping costs)

A baby chinchilla costs $125.

Baby chinchillas cost $125, which is less than the cost of an adult. They are often sold in pairs. Chinchilla babies are usually sold with their mothers as well, so you can watch them grow up together. When buying from a pet store, it’s important to ask if you get both the mother and her babies when you buy one because some places will sell them separately.

They are extremely playful but are not overly energetic.

They like to climb and jump around and can be very affectionate and cuddly. Chinchillas don’t usually make a lot of noise unless they’re startled or are in pain. With proper training and socialization, chinchillas can be trained to use a litter box.

If you have a chinchilla, expect it to live between 10 and 20 years.

They’re very long-lived—one reason they make such great pets! Chinchillas are social and intelligent animals that need plenty of attention but aren’t great for children or other pets. They love to play with toys, so if your family doesn’t have time to spend playing with your chinchilla regularly, it may not be the right pet for you.

Chinchillas are also silent pets—they make little noise at all unless they’re chewing on their food or grooming themselves (which they do often).

Chinchillas need large cages

Chinchillas are small animals with long, thick fur. They have huge ears and bushy tails. Chinchillas need large cages that are at least 3 ft x 3 ft x 2 ft tall. You should also make sure your chinchilla has plenty of toys, hiding places and things to climb on so they can be active and healthy.

Chinchillas are very sensitive to temperature

Chinchillas are nocturnal, so they sleep during the day and are active at night.

If you want your chinchilla to be comfortable, you need to make sure its cage is in a room that’s not too warm or too cold. Make sure there’s enough space between the chinchilla’s cage and any heat source like a radiator. It’s also important that the room isn’t too bright during the day—chinchillas can become stressed by bright lights!

They don’t do especially well with children and other pets because they can become very nervous and will often bite or scratch if they’re disturbed.

This can be especially dangerous to young children who might be unaware of the dangers of a bite from such a small animal. If you have younger children in your household, it is best to think about getting another pet instead.

Chinchillas also need large cages with plenty of hiding places, toys, and things to climb on so that they can remain mentally stimulated at all times! These are important because if chinchillas become bored in their cage then they may start chewing on wires or starting fights with one another which could lead to serious injuries like broken teeth or even death (due to blood loss from tooth fractures).