I mean I would switch over to aspen, Carefresh, or CORNCOB. NOT cedar.
Cedar is the worst of all choices for the sensitive gerbil respiratory system. Donna --- ABCgerbils <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- "Mrs. Kimberly Ann Kravitz" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > I wanted to tell everyone something. I have been > > using pine bedding for 4 months now and have had > no > > problems with my gerbils. > I would switch over to aspen, Carefresh, or cedar if > I > were you. Especially if you are breeding since pups > have even more sensitive respiratory systems. It is > of course your choice, but my feeling is why take > the > rist when other beddings are easily accessible? > > > They also like penuts. > Mine too. I give most to my breeding moms since I > figure the protein is good for them. > > > > I do have a ? though. I put two males and to > females > > together and they get along great but what will > > happen when they have babies???? > Erin has bred in a trio with success. I had a trio > M-M-F and they bonded and mated successfully. I > didn't take it all the way to the birthing stage, > because I suddenly needed a male to pair up with a > female. I think danger spots would be the night of > the birth, the second mating, and the first few days > of pup rearing and would keep a close eye on them > then. > (A F-F-M trio would be a diaster waiting to happen, > though!) > Donna > ABC Gerbils > www.abcgerbils.com > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Find a job, post your resume. > http://careers.yahoo.com > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Find a job, post your resume. http://careers.yahoo.com
