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Post by egirl on Mar 13, 2005 14:56:26 GMT -8
I am switching 2 gerbils from a Critter Trail 2 to either a 20 gallon long or a 29 gallon. they are the same size except for the dept. Which one?
P.S
Did I mention 20 L is 10 dollars cheaper!
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Post by lizzy on Mar 13, 2005 15:02:23 GMT -8
Biggest is better, but I think 2 gerbils would be perfectly content in a 20 gallon  |
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Post by egirl on Mar 13, 2005 15:11:32 GMT -8
I was leaning toword that! ;D
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Post by RyanF on Mar 13, 2005 15:36:08 GMT -8
Hey egirl, I did the same exact thing, a few months ago I transfered! My 2 are fine in a 10 gallon. |
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Post by egirl on Mar 13, 2005 15:43:12 GMT -8
I guess I just wanted a little more space. |
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Post by RyanF on Mar 13, 2005 15:45:32 GMT -8
I would go with a 20 unless you plan on getting more friends for them. |
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Post by RW on Mar 13, 2005 20:49:33 GMT -8
Hi, egirl. I've used both 20Ls and a 29-gallon and I prefer the 20Ls. They're easier to reach into to play with your gerbils and easier to clean. One good point of a 29-gallon is that it's tall enough to add a shelf if you want. And a 29 might be better if you have gerbils who are jumpers. None of my gerbils have ever been jumpers, so 20Ls work fine for me.
RW
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Post by egirl on Mar 15, 2005 13:32:46 GMT -8
I'm very glad to hear that RW. ;D
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Post by RitzieAnn on Mar 19, 2005 22:08:34 GMT -8
I'd love to have a bigger tank! I'd naturally say the 29, just because it's bigger, and gives you the room to get a new gerbil later, or to breed, and have room.... it's perfect for adding levels, BUT the 20L is probably the better bet! It's shorter so you can reach in better, and plus, if you have too many levels, then you have to "scrounge" around to get a gerbil.
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Post by gerbil on Apr 4, 2005 11:40:49 GMT -8
i personally prefer bigger over smaller just becuase of later issues
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