Gerbil Rodents for Sale in Hampden County, Massachusetts
If you are looking to buy or adopt Gerbil Rodents in Hampden County, we have a variety of options available for you. Our platform connects you with breeders and certified pet shops offering quality gerbils at competitive prices. You'll find choices ranging from friendly pets to exotic breeds that are ready to become part of your family.
Price Range of Gerbil Rodents
The price of Gerbil Rodents in Hampden County, Massachusetts can vary based on breed, age, and source. Generally, you can expect to spend between$10 to $30 on a healthy gerbil. Some breeders may sell specialty or rare colors at a higher price. Our listings feature multiple sellers, so you're sure to find a price that fits your budget!
Size and Weight of Gerbil Rodents
Adult Gerbil Rodents typically weigh between 70 to 120 grams and measure about 6 to 12 inches long, including their tails. They are small, adaptable creatures that make excellent pets for families and individuals alike.
Available Colors of Gerbil Rodents
In Hampden County, Massachusetts, you can find Gerbils in a variety of stunning colors including agouti, black, white, gray, and several others. Their vibrant colors make them not only fun pets but also beautiful additions to your home!
Explore More Rodent Options
If you're interested in more rodents, check out our other listings for different pets:
Guinea Pigs,
Hamsters,
Dumbo Ear Rats. Don't forget to browse through our full selection of
rodents for sale in Hampden County and nearby listings in
Springfield,
Hampshire County, and
Hartford County!
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comes with cage & slide, water feeder, big bag of bedding &a playpin with the remaining food they have. two male gerbils, they love to chew & burrow/dig, toilet paper rolls are there favorite. they love to eat and snack, like to climb and are very energetic, they can adapt very quick to a schedule and need to be loved and taken care of, they need daily handling to get used to someone then it’s easy to hold and carry them. maintenance: cage cleaning at least once a weekView Detail