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Agag Gerbil for sale in Antigo, Wisconsin | $5 | Petzlover

Name: Agag Gerbil
Brand: Agag Gerbil
SKU: 377179
Price: 5 USD
Availability: InStock

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Brown Gerbil

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

377179

Price / Fee

Pet

Rodent

Breed

Agag Gerbil

Location

Antigo, Langlade County, Wisconsin

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

I got this gerbil about 6 months ago it did great with my other gerbils but is now choosing to fight them for no reason so I am looking for a new home for it! :) please have a cage ready before purchasing.

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What type of pet is available?: This listing features a Brown Gerbil, a popular choice among rodent enthusiasts.
What breed is the gerbil?: The gerbil for sale is an Agag Gerbil, known for its friendly behavior and unique appearance.
How long have you had the gerbil?: I have had this gerbil for approximately 6 months. Initially, it got along well with my other gerbils, but has recently started to exhibit aggressive behavior.
Why are you looking for a new home?: Due to the change in behavior where the gerbil is now fighting with others, I believe it's best to find it a new home where it can thrive.
What do I need to prepare before purchasing?: Please ensure you have a suitable cage ready for the gerbil prior to purchase to provide a safe and comfortable environment.
What is the price of the gerbil?: The price for this Brown Gerbil is $5.00 USD.
Where is the gerbil located?: This gerbil is located in Antigo, Langlade County, Wisconsin, United States.
Are there any specific needs for this breed?: Like all gerbils, the Agag Gerbil requires adequate space, exercise, and social interaction to stay healthy and happy.
Is the gerbil healthy?: The gerbil has been cared for and is healthy, but I recommend a veterinary check-up when you bring it to its new home.