gerbils r better. much easier and cheaper to take care of.
dont give your gerbil a 'water' bath use chinchilla dust
If it is a 2 week old gerbil, than its still a baby. I would say one should not be put in a sand bath until about 6-7 weeks, when they're more mature.
yes gerbil should aways have wheels with them
They are different species. Species are defined as animals that cannot produce offspring with each other.
A gerbil dust bath is actually making use of chinchilla dust and sands, available at places like Petsmart and Petco. Pour a couple of inches of the sand into a bowl and place your gerbil in it. The gerbil should run and roll around, kicking up dust, making a mess, but getting clean. The fine dust captures dirt and grease that may be on their fur and leaves their coat shiny and smooth! It keeps their coat clean by removing grease and grub from it. Gerbils should always have a special place for digging in which helps to keep their fur nicely maintained. For a dust bath, use chinchilla bathing sand in a container. They will dig and roll around in it and it will keep their fur clean Please note that this is the only type of bath you should give your gerbils, as water will rinse off natural oils that insulate the gerbil and it could get sick or chill to death!
that's a stupid question. Yes you should buy a weaned chinchilla, an unweaned chinchilla needs its mothers milk or it will die!
no a chinchilla should not be allowed to eat fleece. many things can cause impactation and kill a chinchilla
A gerbil dust bath is actually making use of chinchilla dust and sands, available at places like Petsmart and Petco. Pour a couple of inches of the sand into a bowl and place your gerbil in it. The gerbil should run and roll around, kicking up dust, making a mess, but getting clean. The fine dust captures dirt and grease that may be on their fur and leaves their coat shiny and smooth! It keeps their coat clean by removing grease and grub from it. Gerbils should always have a special place for digging in which helps to keep their fur nicely maintained. For a dust bath, use chinchilla bathing sand in a container. They will dig and roll around in it and it will keep their fur clean Please note that this is the only type of bath you should give your gerbils, as water will rinse off natural oils that insulate the gerbil and it could get sick or chill to death!
Depends about the dog and gerbil. You should bring your gerbil to a vet (if they do gerbils).
you should never put a guinea pig with a chinchilla
They usually don't really care about each other. They are not going to fight, but they won't do as a companion for each other. So you should not keep only one guinea pig and one chinchilla together. Also, they need different kinds of cages.
It is possible. a hamster should not be kept with a gerbil. The hamster may also try kill the gerbil if it dislikes it.