Instead of a list, I'm just going to say what I have available as there's not much and some need descriptions tacked on. I have two young unrelated females living in the pup tank together at the moment who can go to a home seperate or together. They're both polar fox, one already has her ticking (very beautiful, I might add, all around her nose and tail) and the other is just getting it. Like always, I can ship, but I'd prefer to place locally so if you're in the Tennessee area please contact me. I also have two adult females who are sisterst that I was planning to keep but have decided they should go to a home where they can get more attention than I have time to give them. "Dream" is black and "Rose" is a nutmeg pied. They were born & raised here and are nice and tame. I will only accept a very good home where gerbils have been living healthily (is that a word?) for at least several months, as I picked these girls to keep because they are very special. I have two 3-week old litters right now that consist of black, agouti, argente, DEH (or nutmeg) pied & spotted. Haven't checked sexes yet but if you're interested I'll look. And last but not least, I have a special case of 3 girls who have seizures. Obviously they cannot be bred, shipped, or handled for more than a few minutes. One, a the calm little agouti of the bunch, has severe seizures when kept out of the cage for more than 30 seconds. It's a shame, since she's such a sweet girl. She would make a great pet although if I sold her I would have to let her go with one of her sisters, as I think a new introduction would be too stressful. The black girl has moderate fits, but only when handled roughly or kept out for 2 minutes or more. And the last one, a DPP black, has very mild seizures when taken out of her usual enviorment. She only does slight jerks and her ears go back, but if she's put back she recovers pretty fast. If the seizure girls don't get a home in a few weeks, my mother has offered to keep them for me (she has some gerbils and is also on the list). I doubt they'll be available after that, so if you're looking for some very tame pets please speak now. Sorry the email got so long. Paige
