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Gerbil Rodents for sale

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The gerbil, often simply called a 'gerbil' or sometimes nicknamed 'fat tailed gerbil' in pet circles, is a small rodent species originating from arid regions of Central Asia, including Mongolia. These creatures are known for their distinctive furry tails and compact bodies typically covered in soft fur. They have keen senses and agile movements, adapted to a desert environment with little moisture. In temperament, gerbils are friendly, social, and curious pets, making them very suitable for companionship in households across the United Kingdom. They thrive best when housed in well-ventilated cages that allow space to burrow and play, with regular exercise and a consistent diet to maintain their health. As pets, keywords like 'gerbils for sale', 'baby gerbils', and 'gerbil cage' are popular when looking to adopt or care for them. Overall, gerbils offer an engaging pet experience and are ideal for those looking to care for a small, manageable rodent with a lively personality.

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Two male gerbils

Gerbil

9 monthsAge
MaleSex
£50Price

Tom(white) and Jerry(brown) came into me as the owner could no longer look after them I have had them health checked ect and they are perfectly happy and healthy now so looking for their forever home.

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Ashington, Northumberland (0.4mi)
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2 male gerbil's

Gerbil

15 weeksAge
MaleSex
£100Price

We have had them a couple of weeks. Only rehoming due to allergies. My daughter named them Star and Midnight. Both babies. Come with huge cage , with all accessories and all that's needed for them inc

Shildon, County Durham (38.1mi)

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In the UK, the price of gerbils typically ranges from around £4 to £80 depending on the breed, source, and seller. Adoption fees usually fall between £4 and £40, pet stores often retail gerbils for about £16 to £32 each, and breeders may charge up to £80 for more exotic varieties. It is also recommended to budget for initial supplies and habitat set-up, which can bring the total cost to approximately £120 to £200.