They are typically born snow-white all over, but their fur can darken as they age until they appear more beige in color. This color Chinchilla is a combination of the white and beige gene. Pinkwhite Image Credit: MirasWonderland, Shutterstock Their ears may be just as dark as their bodies but could be gray or silver in color.Ĥ. Their bellies should be pure white, as should their jawline. They can be black or charcoal, but it can take a couple of years for them to develop their dark-colored veil.
These Chinchillas have the Touch of Velvet, or TOV, gene, which gives them a velvety look and feel. Black Velvet Image Credit: ATTILA Barsan, Shutterstock Some chocolate Chinchillas develop darker spots on their bodies, while others may have chocolate fur that fades away into silvery gray tones on the tail.ģ. As each generation is bred, the babies develop darker and darker fur until it looks just like chocolate. Chocolate Image Credit: Grishekina Katerina, ShutterstockĪchieving a chocolate coat requires generations of breeding ebony and beige Chinchillas together. While it is possible for average gray Chinchillas, show Chinchillas never have red or yellow tinting.Ģ. Their fur might vary in hue from exceptionally light to so dark, it looks like they have charcoal or black tips. This color of Chinchilla is sometimes referred to as a standard Chinchilla because they are the most common kind. Gray Image Credit: ATTILA Barsan, Shutterstock Here are 11 Chinchilla colors that are sure to impress any animal lover.ġ. But with all the different available color variations, it is worth taking the time to appreciate them. No matter their color, all Chinchillas are adorable and fun to interact with. Chinchillas come in a variety of fun and interesting colors.
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