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Are Wire Cages Bad For Gerbils. The gaps between the cage bars should be no more than 1/2 inch (1.27 cm) wide to prevent gerbils. Avoid cages with thin plastic bases or flimsy wire bars that gerbils can easily gnaw through. They must live in a quiet room that is between 68 and 75 degrees fahrenheit. While wire cages may be suitable for some small pets, they are not recommended for gerbils. They gnaw the bars, which can lead to. Still, one of the best cages posted. However, they can be challenging to clean, and gerbils. Gerbils should never, ever be kept in wire cages. Only things i'd improve is some sort of covering for the wire floors to protect the gerbil feet, and a running wheel somewhere in the cage topper. Wire cages are another popular option for gerbil housing. Gerbils will also need 6 inches of bedding, a water bottle, a food dish, and a dust bath. Gerbils are skilled diggers and climbers, and wire flooring can be uncomfortable on their feet. They need 6 inches of bedding to dig through. Forum information & rules (please read) forum use. They offer excellent ventilation and allow for easy hanging of toys and accessories.

Still, one of the best cages posted. They need 6 inches of bedding to dig through. Gerbils will also need 6 inches of bedding, a water bottle, a food dish, and a dust bath. Wire cages are another popular option for gerbil housing. Gerbils should never, ever be kept in wire cages. The gaps between the cage bars should be no more than 1/2 inch (1.27 cm) wide to prevent gerbils. Only things i'd improve is some sort of covering for the wire floors to protect the gerbil feet, and a running wheel somewhere in the cage topper. They gnaw the bars, which can lead to. They must live in a quiet room that is between 68 and 75 degrees fahrenheit. Avoid cages with thin plastic bases or flimsy wire bars that gerbils can easily gnaw through.

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Are Wire Cages Bad For Gerbils They offer excellent ventilation and allow for easy hanging of toys and accessories. While wire cages may be suitable for some small pets, they are not recommended for gerbils. Gerbils are skilled diggers and climbers, and wire flooring can be uncomfortable on their feet. However, they can be challenging to clean, and gerbils. Forum information & rules (please read) forum use. They need 6 inches of bedding to dig through. Gerbils will also need 6 inches of bedding, a water bottle, a food dish, and a dust bath. Only things i'd improve is some sort of covering for the wire floors to protect the gerbil feet, and a running wheel somewhere in the cage topper. They offer excellent ventilation and allow for easy hanging of toys and accessories. The gaps between the cage bars should be no more than 1/2 inch (1.27 cm) wide to prevent gerbils. Gerbils should never, ever be kept in wire cages. Wire cages are another popular option for gerbil housing. Still, one of the best cages posted. They gnaw the bars, which can lead to. They must live in a quiet room that is between 68 and 75 degrees fahrenheit. Avoid cages with thin plastic bases or flimsy wire bars that gerbils can easily gnaw through.