Wanted: Baby chinchilla

I've had 2 and they both passed away from old age their great companions and if anyone knows where I could get one please email me

I have a mama and baby chinchilla that need a good home-$125 for the pair. Mama is a 1yr old standard, and baby is 3 mos and light grey (she is getting bits of white, but she won't be a standard-not sure what she is yet lol). Dad is a 1yr old hetero ebony TOV (he is gorgeous, and also up for adoption for $75). I also have a mosaic male (8mos) and light grey hetero TOV male (1yr) that are bonded buddies so I would like to keep them together ($100 for the pair). I have a pair of 1yr old ebony twins that have to stay together-they are identical ($100 for the pair). If you would like pics of any of them, please let me know. I have raised chins for more than a decade, and I have the parents and grandparents of all my babies in my house so you can see the family line. Nearly all my chins are super friendly and happy to be held (some enjoy attention, but prefer to stay in their cage,though they will happily climb all over you as long as it is their choice and you stay near their cage door lol-you know how different each chin personality is) I also have one chinchilla who is a jerk-honestly. He was rescued from a horror show of a house, hates to be touched, doesn't like any other chins, and prefers to be left alone. He is very slowly coming around and has begun to let me scratch his nose and bum, but he will still randomly bite (and he goes for blood, no warning nips). He may come around and become friendly in an animal feed home,but I make no promises. He is still fun to watch,and will come out of his hiding hole to watch tv or get a snack, but he is happy to be left alone most of the time. He comes with a cage and exersaucer (which he loves). He is free if you want him.... Please let me know if you are interested-i would really like to find homes for some of my chin babies (I have kept too many for much longer than I usually do, mostly since I have trouble finding people who understand the needs and demands of chinchillas) Thanks, Amy