Gerbil Rodents for Sale in Tompkins County, New York
Are you searching for Gerbil Rodents for sale in Tompkins County? Look no further! Our online classified website, PetzLover, provides a comprehensive platform to find, buy, and adopt these adorable creatures. With various options available, you can connect with certified breeders and pet shops in your area.
Price Range of Gerbil Rodents in Tompkins County, New York
The price of Gerbil Rodents can vary depending on factors such as the breeder, the specific breed, and the health of the animal. On average, you can expect to pay between $10 to $40 for a single gerbil in Tompkins County. Quality breeders may charge slightly more, reflecting the care and health checks they undertake to ensure your new pet is healthy and happy.
Size, Weight, and Available Colors of Gerbil Rodents
Gerbils are small rodents, making them an excellent choice for those with limited space. They typically weigh between 2 to 4 ounces and reach a maximum size of about 4 to 6 inches long. In terms of color, you can find gerbils in various shades, such as agouti, black, white, grey, and even albino. Their charming features, combined with their different colors, make them a delightful pet!
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If you are interested in other rodent types, check out our listings for Rats for Sale, Hedgehog Rodents for Sale, or Syrian Hamsters for Sale. You can also browse our Rodents for Sale in Tompkins County, Rodents for Sale in Tioga County, Rodents for Sale in Chemung County, and Rodents for Sale in Addison, NY.
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Pair of young (~3.5 months old) male gerbils (brothers). After an issue with a mis-sexed gerbil we found ourselves with a litter of pups. We have a pair of brothers remaining that are in need of a new loving home. One is "argente cream" in color while the other is "lilac". They are pair bonded and must not be separated. They have been properly sexed and checked out by veterinarian. They are inquisitive and happy to take treats from you but a little skittish and do not like to be held. They come with their enclosure (large plastic bin with proper ventilation) bedding nesting spots/tunnels water bottle running disk and an initial supply of food/treats.View Detail