I recommend you keep the chinese dwarf.

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So, would you like a hamster that you can play with or a hamster that looks nice but bites?

It's all up to you, but if your hams are over 10 months of age, it's better to adopt them off than sell.

Campbells right?

She looks squishy doesn't she?


One of my girls that are fs and changing to winter coat

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She's Loretta, currently up for adoption. I did mention once that my syrians tend to grow to be 6.5 inches nose to tail.

Ermm... that's a bit small for 5 robos. Is the bottom bars?

This post has been edited by Reanne: Nov 1 2006, 08:58 PM

If 3 then it's ok. But is the bottom fenced?

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He's still so fat.

Thanks for the update.

Better to not buy cages with bar bottoms for any animal. Painful for their feet. But if you're willing to go through the extra trouble with the newspaper then oklor.

WAAAAaaa.... So many people want to adopt Loretta. Dunno who to choose neh.

This post has been edited by Reanne: Nov 2 2006, 11:58 PM

Well, how old are the babies?

If they're below 10 days then better not. If they're around 10 to 13 days, then it's ok. But make sure you don't touch them directly. Use the old nesting tissue to pick them up and place them back gently, together with the tissue. Another way is to use a metal spoon and rub it against the bedding, then scoop the babies with some bedding. Remember to place some of the old bedding under the babies on the new bedding after you're done.

Can try to scoop out the wet parts. Can use tissue to pick it out also.

Nyeh? You're looking for it? You want to buy it?

Yup. That's a winter white dwarf. But the dorsal striping and arches are not very good.

Aiyerrr... Don't breed la. Sorry but it's better not to breed, there're enough hamsters in the market. If everybody starts breeding, one day it wont be hamsters as pets, but as feeders.

I would still suggest to keep single sex pairs. Get another pair after the first pair is gone. I have so many waiting for homes.

Please do not double post. Edit them.

This post has been edited by Reanne: Nov 4 2006, 08:51 PM

Use Prestige or Sluis. Mix both together also can.

The ingredients are quite limited, actually. Might not be enough. If I were you I'd stick to the more trusted brands. Plus, your hamster can't complain if the food is bad right? Since it's the only food available in the cage, no choice but to eat lor.

PS: To all those people who say 'Well, since my ham/gerb/rat/mouse/dog etc eats it without a problem, the food must be ok la.' I hear this statement A LOT. But when I look at their animals, they look very scrawny or undernourished. Some people also think it's normal for them to look like that.

Your pet can't complain. It's like feeding your ravenous dog trusty or pedigree. They will eat what you give them simply because there is no other choice for them. Some pets even try to eat stuff that's not edible due to lack of nutrition.

Vary their diet and rotate brands or change something in it once in awhile. It would improve the quality of life of your pet and they will receive a much more rounded and sound nutrition.

This post has been edited by Reanne: Nov 5 2006, 03:46 AM

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Pet's Wonderland doesn't stock Prestige. Got Sluis, but old stock.

Pet Safari has both.

It's normal for them to pick and choose. You'll have to leave it there for a few days for them to eat at least 2/3 of the food.