Do You Feed White Or Coloured???

Why not take all three and take a whiff?

ALL in the name of science!!! :mouse2::number1::w00t:

what are you people not getting gebils exist naturaly in africa and im sure gerboas come frome there too why do yall seem to think every gebil in the entire world comes form mongolia just go here it tells you everything about gerbils and every diferent country each genus of gerbil can be found living in presently not just mongolia:colbert:

click here http://www.gerbils.pwp.blueyonder.co...ls/species.htm

Yes, you are correct, there are African Species of Gerbil.

Large North African gerbil - GERBILLUS CAMPESTRIS


Class: Animals with Milk Glands (Mammalia)
Subclass: True Mammals (Eutheria)
Order: Gnawing Mammals (Rodentia)
Family: Muridae.


http://www.americazoo.com/goto/index/mammals/183.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_African_Gerbil

Honestly, shaking your finger at people doesn't win you much support and is a bit antagonistic.

i am ot trying to antagonize anyone i just :colbert: when people act like they know somethin they havent done proper research on

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Originally Posted by COLDBLOODED262

i am ot trying to antagonize anyone i just :colbert: when people act like they know somethin they havent done proper research on

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Originally Posted by Deborah

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Exactly what I was thinking. ---->:rolleyes:

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when people act like they know somethin they havent done proper research on

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Well, I no longer keep Gerbils anymore, but I got my first one back in 1973 and have bred hundreds of them. How long have you been keeping them?

actualy i dont keep gerbils i breed mice i only mention gerbils as a last resort for a non feeder.

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Originally Posted by COLDBLOODED262

actualy i dont keep gerbils i breed mice i only mention gerbils as a last resort for a non feeder.

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Actually, non-feeding is more likely a direct result of something wrong with their environment, rather than the prey that's offered. I like to help new keepers get their animals set up properly before suggesting that they try a different prey item. ;)