Maybe I'm saying the same thing again and again, but gerbils are social animals that live in groups. They are not like mice that we can mate with a male, removing him, and it's done. It's sure that yes, there will be babies but as a good breeder, it's not a good method to use for gerbils. Yes it will work, but it's not a good thing to do. Keep 20 dogs in a house and wait until they mate, yes, this will produce babies, but it's not a good way for breeding dogs! 

Animals are not toys! Think and read about them before "Having fun" 

Consequences possible for a lonely mother

-She will be more stressed (excessive bares chewing, frighten, bites) 

-Can kill her babies

-Neglect her babies, not feeding them. 

-The babies can become sick because of the bad care given by the mother.

 

If you want to to it anyway, it's at your own risks.

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