In a message dated 00-01-26 13:04:54 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I got these two e-mails, and (as Elizabeth would say) I'm getting weird
vibes. I don't know whether or not to sell these people gerbils.
<<<<<<< I'd like a baby pair, burmese female,
and a siamese mail! I'd like a champagne and a schimmel pair!
I'd like them to be young, and I was wondering if you could put the four
of them together as of now, so they can start getting acustomed to
being together! I'd have them all together in a 20-gallon tank, with lots
of toys and wood for them to chew!
Please let me know if this is possible and separate them for me!>>>>>>>
<<<<<<<how many gerbles are there what collaur how many mailes and how many
females
ill give u 20 dollors for shipping but how much foor the cage and stuff and
then how much for the gerbles what would i get with 27.00 dollors let me
know ill pay more if needed>>>>>> (This I recevied after I told him the
cost, and what gerbils were available)
These are from adults in the US (at least thats what they say) I guess the
reason I'm getting weird vibes is because though I have told the "top one"
twice that you can't have two males and two females living and breeding
together, she refuses to understand. Also, the "bottom one" can't spell at
all. . .I know that may have nothing to do with the animal care the person
can give, but it irks me nonetheless. Well, opinions? ~Tasha~ >>
These people sound VERY young, and they do not know what there talking about,
for the best intrests of the gerbils, I wouldn't sell them the gerbils.. Just
my thoughts.. I would sell them to some one a little more mature, someone
that at least took the time to learn about these uniqe creatures.. there not
just little toys that can be thrown together! Best wishes, :)
Kristen
