Hi Sarah,
If I've done the split cage I do it in the cage (I
just take out the divider).
If it is an "easy" introduction where I have not split
cage them, that I do it in a fresh, small tank (10
gallon washed, with nothing but two inches of fresh
litter).
In either case wear gloves and be ready to abort the
mission.
Donna
ABC Gerbils
www.abcgerbils.com
--- Leenknegt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I didn't get any response last time (except Donna
> but she misunderstood what
> I meant in my mail, yeah, I know it wasn't really
> clear.)
> So I'll ask it again: AFTER 2 gerbs were in a
> split-cage, what is the best
> place to take the divider out, with this I mean:
> where is the best place to
> put them really together, a complete unknown place
> like the bathtub, a cage
> with smells from other gerbils, just there usual
> cage,.. Are there any
> tricks to put them in a place, so they are very busy
> with examening the
> place and then suddenly realise there's another gerb
> in the room? Maybe let
> the less agressif gerb get in first to look around,
> so he feels a bit more
> comfortable, and then put the more agressif one with
> him, so that one is
> less agressif then he would normally be.
> Does anyone understand what I mean? If so, please
> respond! If this intro
> fails, I have two lonely gerbs, and it's a bit
> difficult for me to take
> ather gerbs in right now.
> Thank you very much for any response!
> Sarah
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