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Yes, inbreeding in gerbils can lead to a range of health issues, including genetic disorders, reduced immune function, and decreased lifespan. It can also result in behavioral problems and reduced fertility. To maintain a healthy gerbil population, it's important to introduce new genetic lines and avoid breeding closely related individuals. Proper genetic management helps ensure the overall well-being of the animals.
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When should you separate baby gerbils so the don't inbreed?
No less than four weeks of age.
If the results are bad why do they still inbreed dogs?
Because the people that do it do not care about the welfare of the animals.
Are black gerbils bad?
No. What kinda question is that?!
Is salt bad for gerbils?
Salt is quite bad for gerbils, they will have the right amount provided in their usual diet to not have to have extra salt given to them.
Is it bad if gerbils eat card bourd?
not at all. its actrully good for them too. gerbils teeth grow continuously and when gerbils eat cardbourd it help knaw them down.
Is pine bad for gerbils?
When it mixes with the chemicals in their urine it produces carcinogenic chemicals.
My gerbils temperature is low and won't eat or drink what is wrong with it?
I would take it to a vet right away. When gerbils don't eat it's usually a bad sign.
Can crossbreeding pit bulls make the puppies sick?
When you inbreed, sometimes you have to make a outcross breeding to avoid conditions to the dogs. Too much inbreeding could be bad.
Do wolves inbreed within their packs?
Yes, wolves inbreed within their packs, but it is not very common. Inbreeding can happen when there are limited options for mates within the pack.
Do house Martins inbreed?
What's a house Martin
Is it bad to keep gerbils in a hamster cage?
Im getting a Gerbil and the guy at the pet store said it was fine
Can anything live with gerbils?
Other gerbils.
