Well i am really sorry I don't know how to help you as far as your parents... You might could try saying that it will help you become more responsible...or you will work harder at school...Or help with stuff around the house. And i know why you didn't get your gerbil out much, my friends have some and they don't really do much with them..they are always kinda wildish..
But if you don't want a animal that bites (or that is easy to tame) you will need to go for a big hamster( like a teddy bear). And I know for some people rats seem gross, but they are wonderful pets!! they don't bite and don't really need to be tamed!
Yay!!!! I hope they say yes!!! Usually when my mom says she'll think about it, that means yes!!! Good luck!!!
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How should I convince my parents?Well so far so good. Try and exaggerate being good, such as going, oh, I'm going to CLEAN the cage very thoroughly today. I woundn't want my HAMSTER to get SICK.
Just to let you know that hamsters are nocturnal, not cuddly at all and super fast. If you want cuddly, slow, adorable, go for some guinea pigs. Guinea pig site- cavycages.com
This also mght give you parents the imppression you want to start all over again, you know what I mean?
If you want connect get a guinea pig. If you get a hamster you would have the same problem you would have with your gerbil. Guinea pigs are nicer and the don't bite you. So i would get guinea pig instead. But if you REALLY want to get a hamster you should ger a syrian because they are the ones that are LESS scidish.
I hope this helps!
(get a guinea pig! =])How should I convince my parents?
Well if you like to connect with your animals a guine pig would be a good choice
gerbils and hamsters die really fast. get a dog :}
You do know hamsters are the same idea, as far as handling goes? Syrains and Russian dwarfs will bite and draw blood, just like a gerbil does. Your gerbil may have also been more fiesty because he was on his own- gerbils get depressed on their lonely.
So you can't really have that attitude of 'oh, they bite' or 'oh, they didn't want to be bothered'. If anything, hamsters are more withdrawn than gerbils- they sleep for twenty hours or so a day, are only awake at night, and are quite shy. So if you want something to connect to, and you couldn't to a gerbil- an animal that rarely bites if treated well, easy to handle, and is awake and curious- than a hamster is going to be even more of a challenge.
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