Hi Teri,

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> We currently only have the two gerbils, Thelma and Louise, and I am
> thinking about expanding our population, but for now just sticking with
> females (as I don't feel that we are prepared for motherhood of that
> kind). What I need though is information about introducing the new
> gerbils to the ones we already have.

It is not recommended to introduce more gerbils to Thelma and Louise.
Females do best in groups of two. By trying to add more to the tank, fights
are likely to happen.

If you want more than two gerbils in a tank, I suggest getting a group of
males. They get along better. The easiest would be to buy three gerbils from
the same breeder than trying to introduce strange gerbils to each other.

Ann-Marie Roberts
T&T Gerbils, member of the AGS
http://www.geocities.com/gerbilstt/index.html
The American Gerbil Society
http://www.geocities.com/amergerbsoc/index.html



 I am not going get any more gerbils
> for atleast another 2 weeks, to make sure Louise heals nicely. Also I
> live in the Seattle area and was wondering if anyone knows of a breeder
> in my area. I would like to get some of different colors. Ours are
> brownish in color with white tummies (please forgive me for not knowing
> the correct terminology, but I am very new at this).
>
> Thanks in advance for any info we receive!!!!!!!!
>
> Our1stGerbils
> Teri
>

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