It just takes one look. They say, a picture says a thousand words. This is certainly the case with Azimut 45, a flybridge whose silhouette displays a perfect balance of shapes.Its lines are exclusively drawn by the laws of aerodynamics and beauty.The pictures do say it all, and also impart a feeling of freshness.his is certainly the case with Azimut 45, a flybridge whose silhouette displays a perfect balance of shapes. Its lines are exclusively drawn by the laws of aerodynamics and beauty. The pictures do say it all, and also impart a feeling of freshness.
Chinchillas eat and drink very small amounts. In the wild, they eat and digest desert grasses, so cannot efficiently process fatty or high protein foods, or too many green plants. A high quality, hay-based pellet and a constant supply of loose timothy hay will meet all of their dietary needs.
Some breeders choose to supplement their chinchillas' diet. If you choose to offer your chinchillas a supplement, feed no more than one teaspoon per day per chinchilla. Ingredients can be found at a local health food store, or at some feed stores.Supplements can also be fed by hand as a treat. To discourage 'digging,' don't mix the supplement with the regular pellet feed.o not feed chinchillas lettuce or other vegetables. They can have 1-2 raisins or 1-2 sunflower seeds per day, but no more. Feed a fresh clean grass hay, like western timothy, brome, orchard, or bermuda grass.