Site last updated 2/17/13
Welcome to Aggieland Gerbils!
We are a small hobby breeder located in the heart of Aggieland - College Station, TX. We are just getting started, but we will be specializing in Siamese, Burmese, and other colorpoints as well as spotted/pied. Above all, we strive to provide the community with happy, healthy, and well-socialized little friends!
Why gerbils?
-Gerbils are a great choice for anyone! They are great for responsible children, classroom pets, people with limited space, etc.
-They are inexpensive and easy to care for. Their favorite toys - cardboard boxes - are free!
-They don't take up a lot of space, they don't stink, and they don't make a mess!
-When socialized young, gerbils are VERY friendly and interactive. They are far less likely to bite than hamsters.
-Gerbils are a hardy species and are not prone to many health problems. (Though that doesn't mean they're exempt, some gerbils may need to see a vet in their lifetime.)
-Gerbils are not nocturnal! They will be awake when you are ready to play. (Plus, they don't get grumpy when woken up like hamsters do.) They are most active during morning and evening.
-Gerbils are social and do best in pairs. This means they have someone to keep them company when you aren't there to play.
-They are inexpensive and easy to care for. Their favorite toys - cardboard boxes - are free!
-They don't take up a lot of space, they don't stink, and they don't make a mess!
-When socialized young, gerbils are VERY friendly and interactive. They are far less likely to bite than hamsters.
-Gerbils are a hardy species and are not prone to many health problems. (Though that doesn't mean they're exempt, some gerbils may need to see a vet in their lifetime.)
-Gerbils are not nocturnal! They will be awake when you are ready to play. (Plus, they don't get grumpy when woken up like hamsters do.) They are most active during morning and evening.
-Gerbils are social and do best in pairs. This means they have someone to keep them company when you aren't there to play.
Proud Member of the American Gerbils Society!
