Re: 2 Questions

[Bill & Fran Hall]

I think that is a great idea!!!!!!!!!! you might want to put wood then cover it with plexi glass so they can't gnaw on it. Seeing other gerbils might make each pair fight and be uneasy. Just my thoughts.  Fran ********************************************************** Home to the Angelica Clan of………. Gerbils: Silver (Lilac) & Goldie (Argente Golden) 2/15/00) & 4 babies! (04/10/00), 7 babies on 05/12/00 Blackie (Black) (3/1/00) & Calie (Dark Golden Agouti) (3/4/00), & 3 babies! Midnight (Black)(3/18/00) & Lucky Sunshine (Spotted Nutmeg)(04/14/00) & 5 babies! 05/12/00 Dusky (Spotted Nutmeg) 04/14/00 Dawn (Lilac) (3/30/00) Hamsters: Sparky 03/18/00 Dogs: Cottie & Teddie Member of the AGS & Proud to rescue small animals. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^*^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ----- Original Message ----- From: Janet Morrow To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 12, 2000 7:47 AM Subject: 2 Questions Hi Jason,   I'm not an expert so I will not answer the question of territory and fighting is you were to put the gerbils together.  But I do have a suggestion.  I have a 33 gallon long aquarium that I would like to use at one point in the future.  I do not want to put more than a pair in any given home.  What a waist of a 33 gallon aquarium, it is huge!  (So I can only imagine what a 50 gallon looks like.)  What I am contemplating doing is having a local hardware store cut a piece of Plexiglas to fit snuggly into the center of the tank.  I know that from past experience with fish that it is possible to by the rubbery glue that is used in aquarium.  (sometimes the leak)  This would make the center wall strong enough so that the gerbils could not push it over.   Oh well, just an idea. Janet