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Ah, Gerbils. The other, other white meat. :lol:

John, I live in Maine and am considering starting "Cheap Feeder Gerbil Ranch" for Northern New England Python owners interested in Gerbils for less than 6 or 7 bucks a pop. More like $2.

I'll keep you posted.

K

John...their size is deceptive because they're all leg, ears and tail. But, full grown, they are at least half-again bigger than gerbils, not counting the ears, legs and tails.

Ken, that doesn't sound like a bad idea.....would you be freezing them to sell in bulk? I've had too many pet gerbils to be comfortable feeding them live or fresh-killed...but I could probably do frozen ones if I needed to.

I think thats a good idea also ken, start pumping out gerbils like theres no tommorow and I bet youll make some cash :D

Ken, thats a sweet idea. Are there enough herpers around you who'd buy em?

has anyone looked into the nutritional value that gerbils have?
Just wondering, on all my charts I can see many other food source values, but not gerbils.
Anyone know?
Thanks
Rusty