Well, yes, because that is what they do when they breed gerbils. You have to be cautious though, use the best proven method rather than just plopping two in a cage. This proven method is called the split cage method. Make a screen out of chickenwire and a wooden frame, in the tank or cage put it in the middle like a barrier. Have a gerbil on one side and the new one on the other side with all their neccessities. Trade handfuls of bedding every day for a week, they will be able to watch each other, smell each other, but not fight with each other through the fence. Beyond the seventh day you can remove the barrier but watch them closely and be cautious to make sure they do not fight. If those signs do show that they are about to fight then please separate them.
Yes.More Information:Use a spray bottle. If they poop in the wrong place they get squirted with a bit of water. When they choose the right place, give them a treatCaution:Be careful in choosing the bottle: Using an empty bleach container, for example, could kill them.
Put one in a different cage
No, guinea pigs only like guinea pigs. Sorry...
There is no limit, assuming you have a big enough cage, to how many guinea pigs of different sexes and/or sizes you can physically put together. I am not sure if you will get baby guinea pigs out of it though.
all that i know i that bunnies are ok to put with guinea pigs
You can put rabbits and guinea pigs together. But I think that's all
It's a good idea to put the two guinea pigs in separate cages so that they can see each other.This is so they can get used to each other and will prevent fighting and stress when they are put together.
You can put them together during mating season. That's all you can do.
Guinea pigs shouldn't be put on a diet. You just reduce the amount of treats you give etc
It depends on the age of the guinea pigs. There shouldn't be any trouble between the two guinea pigs if they're under three months old and if they're introduced properly. It's also best if the two guinea pigs are watched closely for a little while until it is evident that they both get along with each other.
well,it may if the guinea pigs body feels hot put a little fan on them
No, that's a bad idea because they might fight and sometimes,not often though, mother guinea pigs eat anything threatening- horrible. People put rabbits and guinea pigs together but you shouldn't do that either :( hope thet helped I wouldn't. Where guinea pigs are bigger, their more likely to want all the space. Try and get two cages, one for the guinea pig and one for the hampster. But if you want your guinea pig to meet the hampster.... thens that's a different story.