Gerbils Hut V6, I wont bite you, I wont stink either!
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 Sep 4 2010, 10:07 PM
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hey guys, i am not a breeder, but my gerbils gave birth TWICE so now i have 4 sets of 3 same sex gerbils for adoption. they are all in large glass tanks and in very good health. males and females all separate :-) can you please pm me, or email me tozazi@gmail.com if you are interested. all are grey and golden. thanks!
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Feb 22 2011, 09:52 PM
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Type of Pet:GERBIL
Sex: BOTH Location: NEAR MIDVALLEY CONTACT DETAILS - DO NOT PRIVATE MESSAGE ME - EMAIL ME AT tozazi@gmail.com i have 2 sets of gerbils for adoption. they are all in large glass tanks and in very good health. males and females all separate :-) reason i have so many is - they mated and had babies. they are all very healthy and not bought from pet store. all currently fed on homemade diet. REASON FOR ADOPTION - too many gerbils. ONLY contact me if you are GENUINELY interested and have the time to care for them properly. PREFER teenagers/young adults who have experience with small animals. (NO parents buying pets for their kids as gifts.) we are including the glass tank - there is NO adoption fee but i will only give them to genuine pet lovers. if you are interested you MUST keep them in their original tank. NO transferring them to smaller units. tank size : 16 inches x 34 inches set 1 - 3 females, larger sized glass tank (all golden) AGE - all 1 year +    set 2 - 1 female (golden), 1 male (brown) (neutered) AGE -2 yrs   Added on February 22, 2011, 9:57 pm QUOTE(terces @ Feb 21 2011, 10:54 PM) Hi guys, really need more information and guidance. i am giving away a pair in a large tank. pls email me if you are interested. tozazi@gmail.comI'm planning to pet gerbils, a male and a female. This is my first time petting this gerbil. I will have a big(around 2 feet long) aquarium. But i am confuse, the shop owner said i can place sand inside the aquarium, the dry red sand used for gardening. He is using the sand right now with few of wood(wood for aquarium for fish) showing in his shop. I am planning to do the same as i prefer to have a natural for my gerbils. Is this ok? As i check the internet, usually people will use hay, boxes, wood etc, but i dont see anyone using sand. And he said i dont need to change or clean the bedding as the bedding is sand, so it is clean as the gerbil will wash and buried their wasting themself. Is this true? Will there be any disease or something? But the sand place in the aquarium will be a lot as for the gerbil to dig hole. Thank you. P/s: Any recomended place selling gerbils?  no charge. This post has been edited by zazi: Feb 22 2011, 10:00 PM |
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