You could fit what I know about gerbil genetics on the ear of this gerbie,
but I can tell you what I see. She looks EXACTLY like my yellow fox pied
boy, Cory, only with black eyes. I'm guessing pied Dark Eyed Honey.
Hopefully someone with actual genetic skills can lend you a hand. She's a
darling, though, are you going to breed her?
And as for the "housing gerbils in one room" thing, I thought I'd fling a
few cents in there too. :) All my gerbils have always been kept in my
room...I have one shelving unit (5 10 gal tanks) and then two two tank
shelves. When I had more tanks than shelves, I built a "pryamid" of
tanks...four on the bottom, then three, two, one... and it worked out
perfectly. Also, I've never washed my hands between tanks unless someone's
sick, and I've never had a problem. Perhaps that's just luck.
*Tasha*
>From: Donna Anastasi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: Donna Anastasi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: G: Mystery color ??
>Date: Wed, 27 Dec 2000 21:53:56 -0500
>
>Does anyone know what color this pup is (seven weeks old)?
>http://www.geocities.com/abcgerbils/available_pups.html?957997527640
>
>She is white with grey pigment on her ears and tail. She has light
>orange fur on the top of the head and top of the back and tail. Spotted
>with a white belly.
>
>Parents are LCPA: AachcbE*GGP*Spsp
>Silver Nutmeg Spot: aaCcbeeggPPSpsp
>
>Thanks! Donna
>ABC Gerbils
>http://www.geocities.com/abcgerbils/home.html
>
>
>PS -- thanks for all the replies on moving my gerbils into one room.
>I'm going to try this with girls and boys on different sides/areas.
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