[Jack Garcia]

These are some of the fattest babies I have ever produced or seen.

This litter is a mixed bag bred in order to produce some descendants from an aging Seawatch Stud chinchilla I got ahold of a couple months ago. ere's one "light chinchilla" (Aw/Aw cch/c). One is white-bellied agouti (Aw/Aw) and one is probably a white-bellied, agouti-based himalayan (and won't be used in breeding).

Enjoy!

 

[moustress]

Cute chubs,especially the the little chinny.

 

[Jack Garcia]

Thanks.

WillowDragon pointed out to me in another forum that in one of the pictures, the chinchilla baby is so fat she actually has (human-like) breasts! :lol:

 

[WillowDragon]

She's da Big Momma! Which is quite alarming considering her eyes aren't even open yet!

Seriously Jack, what are you feeding these children of yours!!??

Willow xx

 

[Jack Garcia]

I feed them the same thing all the others get: lab blocks, high-quality dog food, scrambled eggs, and infant formula mostly!

 

[WillowDragon]

Should be interesting to see if she is big as an adult

 

[Jack Garcia]

I agree. I'd like to breed her to her father (whose father is from Seawatch Stud), if he lives long enough. There are no males in her litter so that complicates things just a little bit.

 

[WillowDragon]

Is he in with any other girls while this one grows up?? =o)

 

[Jack Garcia]

Yep, but she's not Aw. This "chin's" mom is Aw from English lines so this super fat girly has a good chance of being Aw/Aw...

 

[moustress]

There's no way to mistake her gender, that's for sure.

 

[Jack Garcia]

Haha! That's true!

 

[WoodWitch]

They're gorgeous Jack and Chin reminds me of a Walrus without tusks

 

[Jack Garcia]

Hahaha! That is so funny!

 

[WoodWitch]

Jack,
Would love to see some updated pictures of the Walrus if you get a chance