Males are typically calmer and less territorial than female gerbils. But with any gerbil, if it is not already a cagemate or sibling, it must be introduced properly through a split-cage method. You can find many examples of how to do this at:
http://homepage.mac.com/kyleekay/tip-of-the-week/tip072003.html
or
http://www.twinsqueaks.com/split-tank.html
Hope this helps.
Boy gerbils behave well with both girl and boy gerbils but girl gerbils do not mix well with other girl gerbils. Beware though when pairing girl and boy gerbils there is a large risk of them breeding!
No - in fact the reverse is true. Female gerbils are more likely to declan than males.
only if they are in groups >3, or with males, even if the ratio of males to females is equal. (except, of course, if they're related or 1 male & 1 female)
not necessarily if they know each other most likely not. they will however "play fight" as in playing by fighting
if they are from different litters.
two boy gerbils should not fight, aslong as they knew each other form since they were pups. if not, use the split cage method and you should be fine. if you leave some old bedding in the cage when you clean it out gerbils are less likely to fight. girl gerbils are more dominent so boys are less likely to fight then girls. always keep a pair of gerbils, or they will get depressed. some gerbils do like to live alone, but this is uncommon.
gerbils mostly live in pairs or small groups so it depends on the size of the cage and if the gerbils know each other
no but they will have babies and when they do the father will try to eat them so if you do have babies take the father away when they are being born. male gerbils fight with each other.
No, they will fight each other.
If there's any biting or wounds then they need to be separated. Gerbils play fight by doing a high-five type motion with their front paws while up on their hind legs. They also roll around and pin each other down sometimes. The only way to ensure that your gerbils are suitable roommates is to make sure they are siblings. Only a reputable breeder can guarantee that. If you are introducing 2 gerbils for the first time you need to do a split cage method to let them get used to each other.
gerbils just get into little fights like that, a good way to stop it is to add on to your gerbils' cage to give them more space to get away from each other when ever they want :) As long as its not 2 boys together!!!
Gerbils and hamsters can live together if they're docile and nice to each other. If they don't get along, the larger rodent could get into a fight with it and kill it. While they could live together, it is best not to mix them together.
well the males will fight each other and the females will mate with the males so not the best idea
# Put a see through separator in their cage with one gerbil on each side # switch them twice daily so they can get used to each other's scent # Let them run around together in an open space # If one is aggressive put them in the separator again # Finally you can take out the separator and see how they react to each other # # Give them treats when they look at each other and show no aggressive behavior
Well, hamsters really should not be put in a cage with other hamsters as they fight with each other
Only if you devide the cage first, so they can not get to each other. If they are allowed to get to each other, they will fight.
They are social animals, and will groom and play with each other.