>Most important, try not to get so caught up in the colors game that you lose
>sight of the welfare of your animals. How many times has this list seen a
>new gerbil breeder get so excited about obtaining every possible color and
>breeding said colors only to have that same breeder write several months
>later for help because they have too many gerbils.
-->Finally! Someone that holds the same views I do about colors! WHAT DIFFERENCE
DOES IT MAKE? A gerbil's a gerbil and no matter its color, it's still able to be a
good pet. I'm very tired of watching people advertise for a given color to breed with
"my beautiful so-and-so gerbil". That's fine and all...if you don't get so worked up
over colors that you forget you're talking about a living critter and bringing even
more living critters into the world.
I like nifty colors as much as the next rodent enthusiast, but I won't go nutso over
acquiring a certain color. After all, for all I know, if I do get a color I want, the
animal wearing it might not be a very nice one...<--
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-Kris
"Just when you think you've won the rat
race, along come faster rats."
--Unknown
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