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Deanna K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Do males and females fight? I want mine to mate but i
don't want them to fight. Thay are in seperate cages
right now. What should i do?
They will fight unless the female is interested in mating straight away.
She may then attack the male afterwards. You really
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Jasmine Lubbe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
hello everyone,
I have a question.. I just got a new gerbil the other day and I wanted to
put the new one with the other 2 gerbils that I have but every time I put
the new one anywhere near the other 2 he starts making sounds but no one is
hurting him I
Jennifer Mogilny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hey,
Sorry to bother you but I am having some trouble finding homes for my
gerbils. I do not know how to find homes for them or if any pet stores will take
them. I have six females and three males they are babies (12 weeks old- three
months old)and i
Carol Glass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
We are relatively new owners of a lovely pair of gerbils, a male and a female.
They first gave birth to a litter of three about 4-1/2 weeks ago. It has been
amazing to watch their parenting skills and teamwork, and to watch the infants
grow and thrive.
Two
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Hi,
Is anyone else having problems with all of the emails from this
group being blank?
Kassie
The blank e-mails are probably ones that have attachments you cannot
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Joseph Holliday [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hello,
I'm new to the list so I thought I would send a quick message. I work at a
petstore and I've read every book we have about Gerbils. I've read
everything the NGS and AGS has on their sites, so I can say I am pretty well
informed about Gerbils.
Janet Courtney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Any one any experience of gerbils who have had diarrhoea for four days?
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Janet Courtney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I have an elderly gerbil - nearly 4 years old - over the last two weeks he has
begun to loose some of his hair on one side of his body. I have washed him
in vetsect repel shampoo and have put Ivomec in his ears - still bald. His still
does not look
Cinthia Izquierdo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Yes, she can have pups ;) The are no true albino genes in the gerbil world
as of yet. The pink eyes are not connected to albinism at all. She just is
carring the genes for pink eyes (pp).
If she had dark eyes one or both of the genes for the eye color
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Sarah Davies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
i was interested in getting a Border Terrier but i hear that they don't do well
with gerbils. Any suggestions about securing a cage?
Simply speaking, you need to make sure the cage or tank is substantial
enough for the dog not to be able to knock it over,
theresa howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi, Dustys first litter is now 9 weeks, I noticed that one of the boys started
getting black on his back and another started getting brown on his back. What
is the cause?-Theresa
What colour where they? Most colours change a little at this age as the
Tony P [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi Susan,
The bulk of the Gerbil Members have now moved over to [EMAIL PROTECTED] ,
this email address is an old one.
Yes, to sign up to the new list post to
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It does not matter what your message says.
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Colin Domier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Will cats try to kill gerbils and be a danger to them?
Do you really need to ask that question?
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theresa howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I think its pretty odd the my last litter of five and this litter of five all have
black
eyes when the mother has dark red. I think its very odd. The mothers: lilac
w/spot The father is agouti w/spots Can some one explain this to me why?
-Theresa
There
theresa howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Today March 5th Dusty had her 5 newborn pups. Dusty had a really late birth
She was supposed to be due February 13 or 14th and never had her babies...
Did anyone experience this situation?
Theresa
How do you know she was due in mid February?
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Just a reminder that this list has moved to Topica and that the list
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Marie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hello,
I have an old Gerbil (3 years 7 months) who has just recently developed
a tumour on his scent gland. I took him to see a vet today who told me
that it would be best if the tumour was removed but that there would be
increased risks because of the gerbil's
Francesca Hartop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi, I'm new to your listserv, but have had gerbils for a couple of years now.
Recently we had a lilac female, during the last week or so of her pregnancy,
change from a solid light color lilac, to light lilac with some dark lilac stripes.
We are now 2
Andrea Spiegle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi everyone, I have a quick question about the new topica list. I signed up for
it a bit ago, and have since cancelled my subscription to this list because I
figured everyone would eventually go over there. Anyway, I was wondering if
anyone could tell me
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Joelle Dewhurst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi Everyone I am new to the group. My gerbils just had a litter of nine.
They are 9 days old and doing fine. If anyone has any tips on raising them
please let me know. Thanks Joelle
Hi!
There is some advice on this at:
theresa howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Is red cedar bad for gerbils?? Why??
Theresa
It is very bad, even bad for humans.
Cedar, like all aromatic woods contains oils which give it the pleasant
smell. These oils can be irritant, and need to be metabolised by the
body when inhaled.
Red Cedar is
theresa howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Everybody, im really sorry about asking so many questionsMy female
gerbil should be having more pups in about a week and a half. I have
pups already that are 3 weeks and 2 days. When she has her new
babies... I dont want the male and female to mate
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berny ojeda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
How can you tell the difference between male and female.
This might sound like a funny question, but I`d like to get a male female
and many of the employees at the pet shop are not educated when it
comes to gerbils. please help!
Have a look at:
Caroline Hussey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I've had two female gerbils together since June 8th, 2001. Just today I
noticed the bigger one chasing the smaller one around their tank. Then the
bigger one would climb on top of the smaller one and they'd freeze like that,
then the smaller one would
Just a small note that list traffic is far higher at Topica - I have
asked everyone to copy mail to both lists this weekend.
In case you have forgotten you can subscribe to Topica just by posting
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Anthony Pottrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I'm having a little trouble with Topica...
My email address is [EMAIL PROTECTED] but my ISP uses
[EMAIL PROTECTED] for outgoing :(
Eg I receive - [EMAIL PROTECTED] , but outgoing gets changed to
anth@blueyonder :/
I've added both to my prefs for the
Nadine Sinn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
My gerbils Angel not spotted Buster Spotted had a litter 1 week ago
today and I have 1 agouti, 1 SP agouti, 1 argente ---, 1 Spotted Argente
-, 1 Extreemly Spotted Agouti. Now my Question is can Angel and
Buster have a pied gerbil? why, why not? Thanks
Last week I suggested we give people up until today to voice any
opinions about where we should move to. The only posts since then (and
for some days before) is to go to Topica.
About half of members of this list are already there.
I suggest that everyone else move to the new list by simply
ABCgerbils [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi Julian,
Perhaps you could explain to us all one more time the
exact steps we take to switch over to Topia and how we
can verify that it worked (I think I've done it! --
Baa, gurgle and other content sheep noises)
Donna
ABC Gerbils
www.abcgerbils.com
Of
Tony Pottrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi guys,
I got a little bit of a dilema here, I have a breeding pair who I beleived
to be a Dove and an Ivory Cream Spot. They recently had pups and after 12
days it's obvious that there's 2 Doves and 1 Albino.
How is that possible?? According to all the
theresa howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
My dog got a hold of a gerbil pup!! Hes got a dent in
his head! First hes really skinny not drinking milk. I
have to feed him myself and hes not growing. Its like
he stopped at day 5. My moms thinking that he wont
drink milk b/c he has brain damage so hes
Ed Cope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
This is made possible if Dove was aa Cc(h) E_ Gg pp and the Ivory
Cream Spot was
Aa CC E_ gg pp If you run those thru the gene calculator you will see that
you get doves and REW's which is what you got, plus you have the
chance of 6 other colours!
As Eddy
Penny Ghinaudo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I need some information. We rescued a female gerbil several weeks ago.
When we got her, she was having problems with her eyes not opening all of
the time - like she had a cold or something. The vet gave us some Gentocyn
Durafilm eyedrops and it seemed to
Mathias Gabel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
So, you see, a gerbil can easily live with an ovarian cyst, at least for
some time. She never showed any sings of pain or agony while she had
it.
Ovarian cysts are nearly always harmless, even though they can get quite
big (30mm or more). The problems
Just a brief note about this show that happened last weekend, and the
NGS AGM that was held there.
There was a good showing of gerbils with some new exhibitors who showed
some very good gerbils for beginners. The best in show was a young
Burmese gerbil.
At probably the best attended AGM in
Victoria Stapleton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Me too.
Victoria
I am humbled by the encouraging messages in this thread.
I understand the feeling of urgency.
I suggest therefore that unless there are any voices to the contrary we
move at the beginning of February as has been suggested. That
Jenn Millington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Moderating duties only become time consuming if a flame war breaks out.
Very true. If the moderators are well known by the other subscribers it
is possible to notify them of trouble without them having to read every
message. If there is trouble they will
things-that-squeak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
we've been getting them ever since there was one email warning that the
list's address was found on a spam list
we haven't noticed any as a result of topica yet
but we may unsubscribe to topica as well and suggest someone use yahoogroups
to start it up
Clearly there is a problem. In the last few days there has been the
start of a flow of unsolicited mail.
My experience is that spammers get the addresses by harvesting them from
websites. This means someone, somewhere has put
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on an unprotected website. Please check your
Giovanna Galvani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hello...I already signed up with Topicase you there then...Julian let us
know WHEN wewill be ready to unsubscribe this one,
cheers,
Jane the 7 Survivors
www.graphomania.com
Hi!
It is not up to me. It is for the people of this list to decide what
Jonny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi All,
At present i am in search for a good food to replace Jerry Gerbil that
i use at the moment, but i feel that my gerbils are not happy with it. I was
just wandering that if i could use shredded wheat and water biscuits or is
that to fatening and what
The Jeu-jeu Gerbils [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi everyone,
In the last few days I've started getting spam mail from this list. Am
I the only
one or are others getting them too? Is it related to me having signed up for
Topica? They did start showing after I signed up for Topica.
Amy
The
Jenn Millington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I propose that for moderation duties we vote them in.
Perhaps via a vote poll? I know there are lots of
them out there - yahoo has them. Does Topica? I
propose we vote in three in total.
Jenn
Topica does not have polls as far as I know.
I agree that
theresa howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
My female just had 5 beautiful pups this morning. I
bred gerbils when I was a little girl. Which was when
I was 7 or 8. Which ended up with 30 gerbils. Now IM
14 and decided to breed gerbils again as a hobby. So
if I have any trouble could you all help me
Hi!
I have seen very little discussion on the list of where we are going to
go. It is important there is some sort of general agreement before we
move or else we will end up splitting the list.
I also welcome discussion of who should be co-owner of the list. I am
prepared to do this, and I have
Jenn Millington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No subject
Body reads only 'Unsubscribe gerbils'
That is wrong - The command is SIGNOFF GERBILS
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Please click on this link to subscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have a look around the Topica site (www.topica.com) and let me know what
you think.
www.gerbils.co.uk/gerbilsubscribe.htm
This has nothing to do with the NGS, it was just a convenient URL to use
Please keep posting here and not on
Tony Pottrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Im not sure what position Julian is in, but I've also set up a list on my
server here in the UK. I am willing to give the people who are
moderating/owning the current list do the same to this new one.
Are you interested Julian? There is full email admin,
Julian and Jackie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
www.gerbils.co.uk/gerbilsubscribe.htm
This has nothing to do with the NGS, it was just a convenient URL to use
I am not sure if that HTML is working. If not, you should get a
personalised invitation very soon. I you are one of the fifteen hidden
Ehrenfried Ehrenstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Jenn Millington schrieb:
It's customary with mailing lists
Yes may be with those lists of the beautiful new world in the fun
age, but it wasn't so with rice uni and isn't - and this is the most
important - compatible with ME. I won't accept such
Michelle J. Haines [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
At 11:37 AM 1/17/02 +, Barker Julian CPD DCB2 said:
This is Julian posting from work.
I am a bit disappointed that the news of the list being closed by rice.edu
has broken so early.
Well, you could have said that. :P:P
I thought I did! :-)
Jonny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hello again
I wnat to start showing my gerbils at shows and was wandering exactly
what i had to do. do i need special show cages and things like that? so if
any who shows could please email me back with as much information as
you have that would be great
I
The largest small animal event of the year, The Bradford Championship
Show takes place this Friday (tomorrow) and Saturday.
The gerbil part of the show takes place on Saturday. It is too late to
make entries, but please feel free to come along to Doncaster Racecourse
where the show is held. The
Butts Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Could someone tell me how to remove myself from this
list.
Thank you
Rich
The instructions for doing this were sent when yo subscribed. However,
if you have lost this e-mail, go to www.igf.org.uk/gml/gmlfaq.htm where
there are instructions for all sorts of
ABCgerbils [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I clean out my tanks with just a bit (1/8 teaspoon) of
clorox bleach and warm water.
There is some evidence that chlorine, even in very low dosages can be
highly irritant to rodents. It has been suggested that after cleaning
with bleach you would need to air
Tony Pottrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
This list should employ a 'Must be a member to post' approach...
Tony P
This list has no owner so it is very difficult, if not impossible, to
change the list configuration.
BTW, I find it useful to be able to post from other addresses when I am
on the
G.M. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
One way to get gerbils ready for shows, is to let them
bathe in chinchilla dust. It makes their fur nice.
To do well in a show a gerbil should have a good colour, as described in
the standards, be a good size without being fat, and have good type.
Type is the
Selby/Stapleton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I have some Lt. CP Agouti and Agouti (carry Lt. CP Agouti) pups - born 2nd
and 3rd January 2001 - that will be needing homes in six weeks time. If you
are interested, please do e-mail. I live in Morecambe, England.
Have you had any help yet? if not, you
Spice Gerbil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Not sure. Does he have mites?
Jade
Strangely, gerbils clean their ears with the long claws on the back
feet. It is not at all unusual for gerbils to cause bleeding or other
irritation due to excessive scratching with the back feet. There is
often no reason
Tony P [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi there,
Does anyone have any pics of a Topaz Gerbil? A trip to the Colour palette
reveals that there's a 25% posibility of a Topaz gerbil from a pair of mine,
I'm curious if anyone has any pics :)
As about 90% of people find it difficult to tell the difference
Susanne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
And they sure *do* infest our gerbils, if we don't
intervene.
Have you asked yourself where they come from?
They almost certainly come from bedding or food material.
Hay is by far the most common source. I would recommend never using hay
or straw with gerbils
ABCgerbils [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Julian would be a good person to comment here...but
though the temerature on the service might be below
freezing, I believe that gerbils in the wild live in
deep, snug tunneling systems. I personally wouldn't
feel comfortable keeping them in temperatures much
Spice Gerbil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
They have learned to trust you and now exploration
takes priority over delicacies. Very nice to have tame
little gerbils running up your arm.
:)
I sometimes get the impression that gerbil's behaviour frustrates
behaviourologists because they do not obey all
sam wlderspin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
how can i tell if my gerbil is over weight?
A healthy gerbil should feel firm and muscular. If you grasp him round
his waist and he feels squishy then he is overweight.
--
Julian
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http://www.gerbils.co.uk/
Bonnie Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Thanks - so does that mean that the submissive ones will not groom the
dominant one with saliva?
Normally not. Grooming places saliva from the dominant animal. which
contains chemical markers, which tells other gerbils, including the
marked gerbil, how to
Jean M Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Our dad gerbil is *really* eating up that mineral stone very fast. Can
that be a problem?
-Jean
Probably not .Our experience is that gerbils just chew them, like the
chew cardboard and wood.
--
Julian
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
National Gerbil Society
I know it is against the GML charter to send general virus alerts here,
but in the three days I have been away Jackie and I have received
approximately 50 copies of the W32/Badtrans@MM virus, many originating
from people I know use this list.
This is a virus/worm that sends out e-mails that
Jenn Millington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Is this a permanent move for Dad?
If you try to introduce a male pup later he may kill it.
An adult male will almost never harm a gerbil that is very much smaller
than it is. We have a 100% record of introducing adult males to a pair
of five week old
Greg Carson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
On Fri, Nov 09, 2001 at 09:35:59AM -0800, ABCgerbils wrote:
That message smacks of a virus. I'd recommend deleting
it without opening the email or (more important) the
attachment.
Donna
ABC Gerbils
www.abcgerbils.com
Amy Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
How can i sign up to be on the list. I am gettin a new e-mail address and I
definently want to be on the list. thanx!
Hi!
THE GML has a FAQ that has answers to many questions including that one!
http://www.igf.org.uk/gml/gmlfaq.htm
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Julian
[EMAIL
Susanne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi,
we lost our 2 year old Hazel (a burmese), today :(
She was fine this afternoon at feeding time, eagerly coming
out to eat, perfectly normal.
No sign of any trouble, and she wasn't sick once in her
life.
We found her dead a few hours later.
There was no
Hi!
The new www.gerbil.info website is available for business. This website
provides a single gateway and search engine for The NGS website, The
Gerbil Information Pages, and The Gerbil FAQ. The answers to most gerbil
related questions can be found by searching at:
http://www.gerbil.info
Also,
suegreen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Great stuff, Julian?
Glad you like it, even if you can't remember who I am! ;-)
I checked out the search engine and it worked fine for various gerbil
species and also on my name (Yes, I know I'm sad!) I'd forgot about the
pictures of me and my beloved
Jean M Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
What's it mean? One of the older babies has it.
-Jean
Most often it marks an allergy to cedar or pine. Consider a less
aromatic bedding such as aspen, corncob, or something paper based.
--
Julian
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National Gerbil Society
Jessica Pierson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hey Everyone,
I've been on this list for awhile, but I've never had a problem until
now. I hope you guys can help me :/ Mama gerbil had a problem with one of
her eyes. It looks like its almost swollen shut, like when you get really
tired and can
p.whyman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi every one!
I need some help please. When i got my first gerbil Harvey i di not realise
that i should have got two. He is about 4 months old know or 16 weeks
can i introducde him to a cage mate and how please help
Thanks
Jonathan
There is advice on
Spice Gerbil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I am just wondering because long ago I had a gerbil with a scent gland
tumor or something of the sort... Are those very rare also? Out of all
the many gerbils I had, and at one time that was about 36, he was the
only one to develop one. And I am just
Jessica Pierson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hey Everyone,
I was playing with the babies today (who are just over a week old), and
I thought I heard a clicking sound. I held each one up to my ear, one by
one, but I didn't hear any definite clicking. I'm paranoid about my little
ones getting
suegreen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Where do you live? If you live anywhere near Luton, then you should pay a
visit to the London Championship Show next Saturday, 27th October. This is
a huge show for all sorts of small animals (rabbits, hamsters, mice, rats,
cavies, chins and of course gerbils)
Amy Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I was just holding her and letting her slowly walk on my hand and as she
stretched out she seemed to have a big ball on one side of her. it looks
like how she was when she was pregnent, but she hasn't been pregnent
for a year. I have a feeling its a tumor...I'm
mgnetite . [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi
Would anybody happen to have any pictures of a e(f)e(f)gg? Im curious to
see what this would look like.
e[f]e[f] makes gerbils yellow whatever their other genes.
Also, I just introduced a young female to my older male and they seem to
be getting along
Raen S [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Main question: Would gerbil babies be closer to rats and mice or closer
to squirrels and chipmunks?
Gerbils are closest to lemmings and voles and are classified in the same
group as them, Deer Mice and Hamsters.
Next closest are mice and rats. All other
Jean M Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Has anyone tried out that heating pad thing they sell at the pet stores
(Petco)? I'm wondering if it might help prevent the babies from getting
the respiratory infection. Also, it might be useful this time becuase
the mom will be bringing up the babies on
Tony Pottrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I could be wrong (so feel free to correct me) but I think once they're
sleeping together then you're sorted and they're safe to move.
Gerbils take several days to really sort things out. It is too easy to
suddenly change the parameters and get violence
Hi!
I have just added the Spice Gerbils to my gerbil links page
http://www.gerbils.co.uk/gerbils/inks.htm
I am aware I have not updated this page for ages. If you have a gerbil
website that is not listed there please post me privately with the
details.
--
Julian
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
National
Tony Pottrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Thats the problem, I am actually based in Bristol, Enfield is a 2 hour drive
away at best, and having a soft top car, the noise would be too stressful
for our gerbils ;(
I have found very little stresses gerbil on car journeys, and I have had
some very
Spice Gerbil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi, I am a new member and am wondering if it is ok to
send out URLs?
Like the url to my geocity website or to gerbil pics
on the web that do not belong to me but I have
questions about.
Because my first inquiry was going to be what color
are these gerbils?
Tony Pottrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I'm interested to know if anyone here is from the UK and if any of those are
breeders?
Myself and my partner have just started breeding (Our first pair have been
going at it like little rabbits after only a week!), I've been keeping
gerbils for 5 years but
M Gall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Wow, deb, I am amazed.. you always seem to know so much..
(my gerbils are impressed too ;) )
If Deb hadn't got in first I would have said the same thing. A swollen
cheek strongly signals abscess in any animal. And all abscesses are
potentially fatal if untreated.
Nicole Eijkenboom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi,
I posted this question the 13th of august, but I think that my provider lost
the message, so I post my question again.
Nicole
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I just wondered if some of you could tell me something about licking sand.
I noticed that one my two
Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
So is it normal for
the tail and the nose and feet to be so much darker than the rest of
her body?
Yes.
--
Julian
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National Gerbil Society
http://www.gerbils.co.uk/
Colin A Speed [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi
Can anyone help me with a question on Gerbil Colours. At Present we
have 5
adults
1)Lilac }
2)Lilac } Lead Coloured, Black Eyed, tummy lighter than back
3)Lilac }
4)Grey Agouti
5)Dove Light Grey, Pink/Red Eyed, Self
Blue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I haven't seen all that many with Cairo and Zerwin
except for the ever-popular lie on top of each other
and the spooning *g* However, with Soody and Juniper
we have the gerbil sleep of death where one darling
little gerbil sleeps on his back with all four wee
paws
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