if u keep indoor then should be ok, especially if in airy places like living room... using wire mesh cover oso provides more air circulation.
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Oct 9 2006, 11:54 AM
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Mealworms r ok to hold as long as they r not covred with their poop. They are not slimy or squishy despite being worms.
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Oct 27 2006, 04:40 PM
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my fren has white faced robo, very cute, but in singapore, haha
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Petshops of course say can, the theory is, if there are so many syrians together, even if they fight, its not so obvious because the one being attacked can disappear into the crowd. The thing is, you are not going to keep that many. If you keep 2 or 3 together they will fight as there are so few of them. THe fiercer ones will probably chase the others round and round the cage and keep attacking and fighting non stop until you have an injured or dead hammy.
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pearl ar.. so many petshops have them... even LFS ..go take a look around.
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QUOTE(eelin83 @ Nov 23 2006, 11:16 AM) Hi..me also got hamster, around 1.1 years old d...I have two of them initially, both males. They have been like playing together since small, so I put them together in the same cage, then suddenly at 8 mths old, they started fighting and one of them were hurt, leg there bleeding, so I separated them and put in different cage. One mth after that, one died. So I have only one more left. It depends on what breed of hamster. Syrians will fight when they get older and cant be kept together So,is male hamster more aggresive? Can they actually like stay together? |
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Oh that bedding, I use it for my gerbils too. You can get it at the Taman megah pet shop, its the small upstairs one opposite ming tien.
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I dont remember the exact name, but I think its called Katty 100% tropical hardwood bedding. THe shop owner uses it for all his tanks, just point to it and say you want.
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Hey Syrian, your cream is the one u got at toby pets? Looks so much bigger than the pic u posted when u jus got it..hehe..so cute
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They may not fight when they are young, but when they are older most probably they will. Check their skin under the fur, may have bite marks from when they nip each other.
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QUOTE(Street Force @ Jan 22 2007, 07:39 PM) Hey guys... actually the answer is very simple. When u overcrowd hammys, when 2 of them start to fight, the loser retreats into the crowd, its not so easy to find him again in a tank of 40 other hamsters. on the other hand when you rear 2 or 3, they can chase each other and fight till they die.Wanna raise up a question here.. As our Sifu here said...most of the hamster should be kept alone in a cage... It is always not advisable to keep 2 or more hamster together in a cage coz they will fight or etc....especially syrians.. So..my question here is....those petshop usually will put their hammies together in the big tank or aquarium... So....how shud we explain this... juz suddenly this thingy pass through my mind and i would like to ask... no offence...  |
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Man, whats with some people... mixing hamsters of 3 specis together, asking for trouble lar.
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Even toby pets mix their WW and robo together. Really no cure for the ignorance la I tell you
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Breeder Celect is really good... when I used it even my mice cage also no smell... unfortunately I think one of my mice is sensitive to it, so cannot use it for them adi, sigh.
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Haha..if not mistaken she hates the wood smell... I love woody pet though...hehe...
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In my opinion, breeder celect is better for long term use.. like for rodents where you change the bedding once in 1 or 2 weeks...woody pet I think better for rabbits litter box. But the priceof BC ...aiyo... expensive.
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