7 Results: Other Pets in Elphinstone 3448, VIC

2 x ferret or rabbit steel cages on legs, 1.46cm long, 59cm wide. $80 each cage. Chook or dog sheds, 2m wide x 1.8m high & 1.8m deep. $500 each, 3 left. Pick up Lake Eppalock, Bendigo region. .

We have 3 litters, each of three guinea pigs available soon 😊 Our guinea pigs are kept free range outside and are very happy and healthy. We let our guinea pigs operate in a natural herd and they have access to a wide array of quality food and protection from the elements. We get a lot of joy from watching our guinea pigs display their natural instincts together as they mow our lawn for us. Our babies will be some of the happiest and healthiest available! Guinea Pigs are $25 each or two for

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Cute guinea pigs for sale pick up gisbrone 35 each

- $25 each :) - sorry about my terrible photography they’re such quick little things! - 4 month old female - super friendly and funny - a bag of their food included - kid friendly - toilet trained

Family of Squirrel Gliders 2 adult males (hand raised in September 2021) 1 adult female (hand raised in September 2021) 1 unsexed juvenile (recently left pouch, raised by mother) Will not separate, $1500 for all 4, must hold Advanced Wildlife Licence Much rarer than sugar gliders, slightly larger body and much longer fluffier tail Located Kilmore, Victoria

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Young Mitchell's Hopping Mice available. Mitchell's Hopping Mice are native Australian mice that are able to be kept as pets. They are unique in that they have no smell, are gentle and friendly, and are more interesting than normal mice. They are great pets for the owner that would like a rodent pet but does not like traditional mice or rats. They do not require a licence to be kept in Victoria. All mice are sold as unsexed juvinilles. Minimum purchase is 2 mice unless you own some already. H

Mitchell’s Hopping Mice Juveniles for sale Ballarat. These are a great little pet to watch, they can be hand tamed but generally due to their delicate nature observation is best. They are very low maintenance, and eat mainly seeds, with fruit and veggies and insects such as mealworms or crickets (I feed freeze dried ones.) I had a litter and before I could seperate now have another litter, so I’m wanting to reduce my numbers a bit. Once I have cleared some of my juveniles I will be able to s