Degus, also known as "trumpet-tailed rats," originate from the Andean foothills of central Chile. These small, sandy-brown rodents feature large dark eyes, rounded ears, and a distinctive black-tipped tail with a tufted end. Known scientifically as Octodon degus, they are diurnal creatures, active during the day, which sets them apart from many other pet rodents. Degus are highly social animals, thriving in pairs or groups, as solitary living can cause them stress. They are intelligent and vocal, communicating through chirps and squeaks. In terms of care, degus require a large multi-level cage with solid flooring and plenty of enrichment, including chew toys and hiding spots. Their diet must be high in fibre and low in sugar to prevent diabetes—timothy hay and specially formulated pellets are ideal. They also need regular dust baths for fur health. Degus typically live 5 to 8 years in captivity, longer than many similar rodents, making them a long-term commitment. Popular keywords associated with degus in the UK pet market include "degu for sale," "degus for sale near me," and "degu pet." These delightful pets suit owners prepared for their unique needs and social nature.
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Slide 1 has two female degus that were born on the 14th of June (13 odd weeks old) - both blue colour with very light brown spots on the fur. Parents are blue and brown. Slide 2 has two female degus.
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Young grey / blue female degu's lovely and tame only 10 weeks only £40 for the pair they are used to being around people and pets
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(Will Come With Their Fav Food And Carrier <3) They Are Around 1/2 Years Old Sad to have to do this but im selling both my precious boys as i am not home enough for them and they deserve alot more ti