not very sure the date exactly.. around the end of this month..

hahaha h..update u all .. i jus bought 2 more robo today .. a girl and a boy .. heheh ..will post up picture 2 u all ..

good paln BlueHeng..
just do what do you think better.. 
what do you mean with "expensive food"?
what brand of hamster food you want to buy later?

Think carefully first la, then you decide. Prepare everything then I shall show you the way to enlightment, grasshopper.

Izit ok to buy another same species hamster to the same cage?Will they fight?

i asked someone here before, he said minimum.. hamsters can be saperated from the mom after 3 weeks old..

wah...three clans there...many hammies you had..

better saperated when the time comes..or you will inbreed your hammy...not good aaa...
i like to watch my syrian keluarkan all the food he stored from his cheek eheheh..macam muntah hehe
i totally agree....ww and rc dont store much as syrian store la..

would like to ask question...
had you feed your hammies with cricket??
i buy rm1 got 35 cricket...
but the hammies seems dont want to eat la pulak heheh
only my winter white pups catch,kill and eat it heheh..

looks like i am teaching my hammies to be more carnivores..heheh
after mealworm i tried cricket ..
another reason-to make them chubby..hehe bcoz cricket also had protein like worms..

Syrians are ideal because they are a good size and quite docile. But be sure to handle them before you buy as not all of them are tame. Yes, syrians are solitary, which means 1 syrian per tank/cage. It would depend whether you like a big or small ham. Syrians are good if you want something big to cuddle, wws are if you want smaller ones.

UK has some good breeders that really breed pure lines of wws and good quality syrians. But the ones coming from Holland are not of good stock. Linda Price and Lorraine Hill are both good breeders of hams. There are a few standards, such as the CHA(California Hamster Association) and BHA(British Hamster Association) standards. I breed toward the BHA standards.
Koko crunch??? Chocolate is poisonous to dogs and cats, hamsters included.

Yes, they WILL breed once they reach their sexual maturity age, which is in about a month or so.
Not just pregnancy/delivery complications. The female will also get stunted, especially if there are more babies, because she herself is growing. If she keeps feeding the babies milk from her own body, how ever will she be able to grow properly? Both her and her babies will suffer if bred too young.

Better not breed la, it's a huge burden to them and it's not 'fun' to them either. It will also shorten their lifespan.
YES, they will fight and if they have the chance, even kill.
You don't NEED to feed your hams mealies or crickets. Fruits, tofu, vegetables are also enjoyed and can be used as treats. My hams LOVE tofu, not one has refused tofu yet.

Btw, mealies are higher in fat and have a layer of chitin on their exoskeletons, therefore harder to digest. Crickets are richer and higher in protein, therefore I would recommend feeding cricks to mealies. But like I said, if you can't find mealies or cricks, don't need to bother so much. Just buy some tofu, wheatgerm or some slices of apple, they won't be any less happy.