No, because the average length of a guinea pig is 8-11 inches and width of 3-5 inches, and a gerbil is way smaller, with a length of 3-4 inches and a width of 2-3 inches. And guinea pigs are more timid and affectionate. But if you like scaly tails and bites, you could probably own a gerbil.
Guinea pigs and gerbils typically have different temperaments and housing requirements, so it is not recommended to house them together. Guinea pigs are social animals that thrive in pairs or groups of their own kind, while gerbils are best kept with other gerbils for companionship. Mixing them could lead to stress, aggression, or injuries. It is best to provide each species with its own suitable living environment.
No its not, i guinea pigs cage is way bigger. & you should not have the same size of guinea pig cage as your hampster.
Their teeth are about the same size as a rats.
Just like humans, guinea pigs vary in size :)
they are the size of a kitten!
The adult size of a rex guinea pigs vaires but they are very cleen and have a wire coat.
About but not quite. guinea pigs brains are bigger than poop.
no
ALthough they are from separate subspecies they can get along as they're both rodents. The diffreneces are length and weight; guinea pigs can grow between 9-14 inches in length and 600g-1.5kg. Gerbils on the other hand can grow between 4-6 inches and 70-140 grams. Conclusion: Guinea pigs and Gerbals can get along but not be housed together due to size, weight and respiratory diseases.
They are about the size of adult mice, but some are smaller.
yes
The average size of a hamster is around 4 to 7 inches in length. This is smaller than some other small rodents like guinea pigs and gerbils, which can grow to be 8 to 10 inches long.