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> Hello and welcome to TheGerbils.com!

 


 

Here, you will find information on gerbil maintenance, reproduction, gerbil
genetics and on many other interesting subjects! I'm a gerbil breeder located in
Quebec, Canada and  I have completly fallen in love with those funny little
critters!

 

This site is a long term project so, it’s constantly under construction! Your
questions and comments fuel my brain and give me ideas for new pages and
updates. Everyday, I work towards making this site more complete. Don't hesitate
to send me your comments as well as your questions. This website is here to
assist you! I hope you'll enjoy it!

 

 

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> What is a gerbil?
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> The gerbil is a very nice little rodent. They are as interesting to watch as
> your T.V.! They interact with each other by playing, boxing, jumping, chewing
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> You don't like rats
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> The gerbil is a totally different animal. Their bushy tails make them more
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> For your children?
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> It's the perfect small pet! They are not nervous about frequent handling and
> won't be sad if left alone if they are in pair.
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> You're busy?
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> The gerbil being a desert animal, they produce very few feces and urine. The
> cleaning tasks are then very easy. They will never have the smell that
> hamsters, rats or mice can have. 
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> Nocturnal?!
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> Not at all! They are active when it moves around them. They are aware of your
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> They are totally friendly with kids and also older ones! They bit only if we
> hurt them or if we manipulate them to roughly. But even that, they are very
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> Never kept alone
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> In a matter of fact, gerbils have to be kept in pair. In group of 2 to 4 they
> will live happy for 3 to 5 years. Loneliness makes them apprehensive and even
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