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Some of the Inmates! (Hunky boys alert)

Minimallow

Minimallow

Wise Old Thumper
Well now I have your attention, you might as well look at these gorgeous boys :lol: Some of the inmates here at the gerbil rehome. All looking for homes :love:

First pair, Angus and Hamish :love:

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Trio 1 - Shadow (Grey Agouti), Drama and Vince
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Trio 2 - Paquito (Agouti Spotted), Robbie and Rory
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Pair 2 - Scooby and Scrappy
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Tuckerbunnies said:
Oh gosh they are handsome, especially the gerbil on the first photo Angus I love his colour and markings :love::love::love:
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He's lovely isn't he :love: A really nice gerbil too :) Just think Maysie - some of those cardboard tubes could have been yours :lol: Fame at last! :lol:
 
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They are all gorgeous - I have a little soft spot for the very first one though. :love:
 
Are they similar to hamsters in terms of housing and needs? Just pondering all the unused hammie paprphanelia in the garage. Only pondering!
 
Hiya :wave: Not really unfortunately. They are best in tank type housing as they need a good 10 plus inches of substrate in it so they can dig their own tunnels. Glass ones are fine, or its easy enough to make plastic "tanks" out of large clear plastic storage tubs (although obviously they don't look as nice as the glass they are much easier to clean, dont break if dropped, cheaper and lighter!)

If you click on the link at the bottom of my siggy, it will take you to my website. There is a care section there that would give you a bit of an idea about them if you wanted to learn more (or visit www.egerbil.com)
 
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Minimallow said:
Hiya :wave: Not really unfortunately. They are best in tank type housing as they need a good 10 plus inches of substrate in it so they can dig their own tunnels. Glass ones are fine, or its easy enough to make plastic "tanks" out of large clear plastic storage tubs (although obviously they don't look as nice as the glass they are much easier to clean, dont break if dropped, cheaper and lighter!)

If you click on the link at the bottom of my siggy, it will take you to my website. There is a care section there that would give you a bit of an idea about them if you wanted to learn more (or visit www.egerbil.com)
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Thanks! I do have a mixture if tanks, cages and lots of tubes - yes our hamsters were spoiled! OH is grumbling at the thought of more animals unfortunately:(
 
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