you have to be patient with your gerbil(s). wait a few days, with minimal contact. then, take a treat, such as a seed, and open up your hand. let your gerbil sniff your hand, and finally, let him take the treat. this shows the gerbil that your hand is peaceful. it will get use to your hand in a few days, and so, you will be able to play with him. (be with him in a large area with very big walls, as gerbils jump very high.
Gerbils and nothing else.
yes
Nope
Yes. I have a friend and she has gerbils that are over one year old. They have had babies. In a gerbils lifespan gerbils have around 15 litters of babies.
For the most part, yes, they do. Gerbils, like other animals, have individual personalities, however. Some gerbils will not get along with other gerbils, regardless of gender.
Fennecs would love gerbils as they would become a main course for their dinner.
Yes, it is strange but true, gerbils will eat other gerbils.
gerbils are nice and if you treat them nice they will become your friend
5-7 years my good friend
Providing they have been together since birth then yes. In fact gerbils are very sociable and should be kept with same-sex company as a lonely gerbil has been proven to live signficantly less time than one with company. Unfortunately they are very territorial and if you do have a lonely adult then the only way to introduce a friend of the same gender to them is via the splitcage method. There are plenty of guides to this online.
gerbils mostly live in pairs or small groups so it depends on the size of the cage and if the gerbils know each other
it all depends on how you introduce them because i have two gerbil and one is an adult and one is still young and they get along very well If a Gerbil has lived alone for a long time however it can be very difficult to introduce a new friend to it. I have a 2 year old female that refuses to accept a companion however the younger one I bought to pair with her happily accepted a baby Gerbil as a friend.