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post Jun 21 2008, 03:44 AM

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Hahaha... the more you see him the more you want him. Yes yes, I will be breeding him coz I need to get more Satin out. Will be looking for a cinnamon female as I don't have cinnamon female. I think cinnamon shows the metallic satin shine very well. Satin is dominant, so if I breed my satin with a normal, the offspring would be 50% satin and 50% normals. Heheheh.... Jamien, coming to my house really poison you liao.

I may also go back to Pet Family to get a black banded female coz crossing Cinnamon with Black can get Dove.
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QUOTE(Jamien @ Jun 21 2008, 03:58 AM)
Yeah it looks really golden on cinnamons. I want a satin offspring~ Hopefully male. sweat.gif I already have 2 girls after all.

It would be interesting to get see a dove. But remember to look for your red eyed cream. I saw a really light colored cream with red eyes. It's a lil skinny though.

Yes going your house is poisoning. There's the satin poisoning and more suggie poisoning. Hehe...
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HAhaha.. sure. Once got offspring lah.

Oh yes, red eyed cream!!! Must get. Today I went to a petshop near my place to buy mealworms.... then my eyes caught a syrian.... sob sob, temptation made me buy him. So small, about 1 month old or maybe slightly older.... then he is banded..... but he is a different shade of mink. Why I say mink coz he got eye rings like a sable.... same like mink and his eyes are not fully ruby coloured yet. When placed him in his new tank, he straight away look for food. Poor boy was so hungry..... eat the veggies and Prestige like a starving pig.
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Petshops have dead hamsters often. You never notice coz they will take away the dead body. At Pet Family, it is not uncommon for me to find a dead syrian or a badly injured one. Pet shops have little space, having 100 syrians and opening 100 tanks is a little over board, they cannot afford that if they are selling a syrian for RM15. If 1 Syrian rm150 then maybe lah can get better tanks but still.... petshop.... space....

They do fight, but normally is when they are active. We always head to a petshop during the day, which is the time hamsters are drowsy with sleep. At night? They will be very active when all the lights are out.

Got some people would tell you "is ok wan to keep 2 Syrians together or even a group, I experience it before and nothing happen"
Rubbish! The syrian won't have a long lifespan. This was my mistake when I was 10 years old when I first got my 1st hamster, a syrian. Listening to petshop, they told me I must get a friend or it would die. My 1st was given to me from a friend, 2nd one petshop..... they did live ok for the 1st year coz I put in a tank with many extensions.... so the space made them confuse over territory.... but one fine day, they met face to face and all hell broke loose. My syrian had a hole on her tummy, another had a nasty bite on the face. Not a nice thing to experience for a 10 year old. Worst was I had no Internet, had no book.... all just assumptions and pet shop advice. Now we got so much info available to us, so don't make the mistake of listening or following unethical petshops.

Syrians normally start fighting once they reach 3 to 4 months old. That is when they have their territorial instinct.
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Neshie,
Yesterday my nagging voice was not with me. That's why bought that hammie. But is really grey a bit. Not so brown like my older mink and the eyes are redder. Anyway, all ruby eye hamsters start of with bright red eyes as pups, then as they age it becomes darker till almost dark brown. Nice!
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You need to hold your hamster in your hand and stroke them using your finger 1st. If that is ok, move to toothbrush. Heheheh, requires some training.
Satin satin on the way lah. Satin can be in any colour, beige, cream, sable, mink.... I think dove would look super duper since dove is grey, with satin sure looks like silver. Wouldn't it be nice to have a satin cinnamon and a satin dove or sable? Sure looks like you have gold and silver later. Rich! Hahahaha.
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post Jun 22 2008, 02:21 PM

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QUOTE(vergas @ Jun 22 2008, 10:37 AM)
Guys and girls, how do discourage you hammy from sleeping in the toilet? Not very hygenic isn't it?
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Then don't put toilet loh. Anyway, hamsters like to sleep in enclosed areas.... and they prefer something cool. Try using Terra cotta hides. I find my RCs love to sleep in and on it during hot days. This is why hamsters like to sleep in bowls, it has a different base than wood shavings, cooler.

QUOTE(IceHypnose @ Jun 22 2008, 12:07 PM)
Hi everyone i am new here this thread nice  rclxms.gif  can tell me what type of hamster at the photo cause i just get it few days ago thx

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Please do not breed them. One is a pearl WW and another is a hybrid Pudding. It is not good to mixbreed a WW with a hybrid. Only breed WW with WW or hybrid with hybrid.

I don't really encourage people to buy a male and female pair without reading about hamsters, without knowing the species, without knowing their gestation period..... please don't do such things on impulse. Hamsters breed very fast, they can reproduce every 20 days and it would just shorten the female's lifespan....

QUOTE(liette` @ Jun 22 2008, 01:33 PM)
Hey, actually right, everyone say pump syrian until fat fat is good... but then again, in all animals, dog , cat, rabbit, u name it, being fat isn't healthy?

or is a fat syrian actually its appropriate size?

p/s : i need serious answers, not nonsense like 'fat fat den cute ma'.
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Pumping on fresh food won't make a syrian fat like obese.... if we pump with sun flower seeds then yes lah. Also, Syrians are meant to be big and round. Normally if they go over 120g, that is a good size already. Dogs, cats, rabbits all eat food that is high in grain, protein and fat... so when they look fat, is unhealthy. As long you are not pumping too many mealworms and superworms amd sunflower seeds to your hamster, it will grow according to it's natural size.

Our local Syrians are actually all underweight and don't make the Syrian hamster standards..... this is due to not giving good food to breeding hamsters. Those that have a good diet since young would be able to become big hamsters.
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QUOTE(liette` @ Jun 22 2008, 03:22 PM)
Thanks for your response. smile.gif

You actually mean that dogs, cats and rabbits don't eat food that is high in protein and fat right so if they are fat, it means it's unhealthy because their staple food is not fattening.
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Ah, let me say clearly.

Dogs are on dogfood.... now the processed dogfood can make dogs fat if they overeat too much coz it has fillers(corn/rice), chicken fat and of course all those protein meal.... but the dogs get fat from the fillers and chicken fat. When I feed my dogs on Evo or Orijen, they will put on weight but not fat coz it has no fillers in it.

Same with cats. If we give a cat eat processed catfood, sure overweight and is bad for their health. This is all because of the fillers.

Rabbit pellets are loaded with protein from soy and alfalfa.... so they can get fat if eaten too much. That is why when we keep rabbits, we must feed more hay coz fiber is good for them and is not fattening....

So I kinda meant junk. If we feed our hamsters with sun flower seeds, cake, biscuits, junkfood that we eat, sure die earlier coz food too high in salt and fat, which gives the heart and liver a pain to have. When we feed healthy good food like fresh food and healthy protein, a hamster would put on weight but never be that kinda unhealthy fat type lah. And if the hamster runs on a wheel, it is good as this means the hamster has a healthy lifestyle, a good heart, has more muscle than fat and can live better.
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post Jun 23 2008, 12:36 AM

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Sangels, your new hammie could be a mink. Blow the fur and check the undercoat. Coz your new syrian has eye rings, which is someting minks, sables, rust. have..... but then I'm no pro with Syrian colours yet as I also am learning. If the undercoat is same as the top coat, then it could be dove.... if the undercoat got cream, means is mink. My minks got cream undercoat.

Dove is this:
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This is my mink's undercoat
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post Jun 24 2008, 12:29 AM

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QUOTE(jayniel @ Jun 23 2008, 04:16 AM)
the tanks have 'legs', so it wont cover the airholes at all..
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Actually, the circulation for tanks that are on each other are quite bad. The gap isn't enough. Now I stack using shelving unit. At least there are 2 inch gaps for each tank to have better ventilation.

QUOTE(blurjoey @ Jun 23 2008, 08:53 AM)
The normal 2 feet tanks or any other size tanks have feet. You can actually stack them up. There is a gap when you stack them up to allow airflow. The cover of the tank have edges that allows the tank to be stacked up nicely in place.


Added on June 23, 2008, 8:59 am

The dove/mink (to be confirmed later) was terrified and you want us to hold in our hands? He  was screaming and trying to jump/escape when we trying to hold and get a better look at him before we bought him. Doing so would make him more stress and prone to wet tail disease. Also what if he escaped while in the car? There is so much place that fella can hide in there. How to catch him back?

If he was tamed it will be a different story.
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I was chatting with Reanne, confirm that your is a mink, coz it has those eye rings. Reanne had a dove before, and it had no eye rings.

If a syrian screams, it means it is 100% scared.

Anyway, my newly bought syrian has wet tail. Pity him, I think he got it from the fresh food, maybe his body is not taking it properly since he was from a petshop that did not even give water.

QUOTE(irkuysm @ Jun 23 2008, 09:15 PM)
Can i feed my WW with mango??The sour one not the sweet one.

I got a 1 tree of mango at home...lol.
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No sour mangos.... you will just make your hamster prone to diarrhea.

QUOTE(Sophiera @ Jun 23 2008, 10:13 PM)
I want to ask something about hamster food...

As advised by this thread, I bought Silius. I rried looking for others but they didn't sell.

There's a TON of 'living world' brands though, considerably cheaper than Silius with larger packs. I've learned that large packs don't always mean it's good for my hamster...

And she's not particularly fond of Silius either.

So, what about it?
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Sluis is a good brand. Not every hamster likes the herbal smell, same like Prestige. I actually prefer Prestige over Sluis as I used both brands before. Living World or Habitrail is a cheap brand.... quality is not as good as it won't give a hamster all the proper nutrients coz it is not packed with healthy grains and herbs like Prestige and Sluis.

QUOTE(liette` @ Jun 23 2008, 10:39 PM)
is the yolk of a hard boiled egg safe for hamster consumption?
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Yes, the yolk is good. But it is better to give both the yolk and egg white. I suggest frying scrambled eggs in a nonstick frying pan using no oil. My hamsters and even gliders like that better than just hard boiled. Just don't feed everyday coz high in protein and fat.

QUOTE(Sophiera @ Jun 23 2008, 11:00 PM)
I also want to discuss something about my hamster's fur. She has three legs and no, I didn't buy her. Someone cannot take care of her anymore and passed it to me. Eventually I changed the cedar to corn cob things like that.

People always say don't bathe the hamster with water. So I bought sand for her...she don't want to roll in it. Eventually one side of the hamster becomes so mucked with oil she started to lose hair.

And that's the point where we usually use very warm water and bathe. My mom helps, since she don't like mine.

She always sleep on the oily side too. Strange ham
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What you should be doing is to help her sand bath. Having 3 legs means she cannot roll and flip properly. You should be grooming her with a toothbrush with small animal grooming powder to get rid of the oils. She is not strange, just unable to do what a normal hamster could do properly.


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QUOTE(Sophiera @ Jun 24 2008, 12:35 AM)
Oooh... I see.

I tried helping her bathe before and she clamped on me. No blood but she clamped for quite a bit. Very gentle but very timid hamster who will drop her food most of the time...

Whenever we take her out of the cage she eventually gets nervous and try to get back home.

Non scented talcum powder or rice power can ar? She don't like the toothbrush too.

So Slius is worth the money...that's good to know. The pack was really, really small compared to the others.

P.S The clamping happened during the sandbath. She was very quiet with the water one.
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Is not clamped.... is call Nip. Means a bite with no puncture wounds.

Anyway, no talcum powder. Only powder meant for pets. You have to get her used to the tooth brush. You may think a water bath is good for her coz you see her clean and all but it is not good for hamsters. It strips their natural fur oils, over dries the skin... it can cause a hamster to get the chills.... it can even weaken the immune system. This is because they are so small, their bodies cannot tolerate bathing that often.
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QUOTE(kmao @ Jun 25 2008, 01:55 PM)
is that ok to let hamster in a bowl of tissues?? i mean, it's no harm if they eat the tissues??
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Tissue, paper towels, all no harm as long no perfume, colour or printing. Hamsters won't eat the tissue. They would chew on it.

QUOTE(kmao @ Jun 25 2008, 01:58 PM)
is there any exercise ball, specially made for robos? i bought one at petfamily, seems really big for a robo, and it's purple in color =.=
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Yes, get the dwarf type. Any smaller and it could cause serious damage to the spine. Not all hamsters run readily, so give it some time.

QUOTE(keanhwa_mich @ Jun 25 2008, 02:27 PM)
got something to ask u all... my hamster this month.. the backside of her fur is always wet.... i am not sure isit she sat on her urine .. or any disease! any 1 encounter this b4??
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If the butt is constantly wet, then it is wet tail. The hamster would still eat but be quite lethargic with heavy breathing. It is hard to cure and can die in a day or 2.

QUOTE(kmao @ Jun 25 2008, 05:07 PM)
of course i feed them, with habitrail staple food and fruit & vegie sometimes.. but they seems to hate the pellet inside the staple food, never eat them, even they chew it into pieces... is that for rabbit or gp?

i guess i should start giving them a roll of tissue papers? i had a emptied roll in the cage, they'll chewing it daily, and it looks quite artistic when you look at the 'pattern' of the roll  biggrin.gif
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Try and feed better food lah. Prestige and Harry Hamster, I don't see it as expensive.... summore I have many hamsters and gerbils and I am a student using my own pocket money..... just don't use your cash for stuff that is not important lah. Sometimes I don't even eat lunch just to save my bit of cash to buy Prestige and Harry Hamster.

QUOTE(the_catacombs @ Jun 25 2008, 05:16 PM)
talking about wet fur, i notice during hot weather, lower neck of my hammies get wet... i'm not sure what causes it, but i assume is sweat... after awhile at nite its no longer wet... during cold weather, they arent wet as well...

do hamster sweat alot??...
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Hamsters do not sweat. They DROOL. If it is normally around the mouth and chin, then it is drooling to cool the body down. Anyway, hamsters that drool means they are too hot.

QUOTE(UNDERGROUND @ Jun 25 2008, 07:39 PM)
Got 1 question, do Winter White always fight when they meet each other in a cage ?

I got 2 females yesterday, 1 sapphire + 1 agouti.

The Sapphire always bully the agouti, every time they meet the sapphire will turn the agouti onto the floor and both of them squeak. doh.gif

Then the agouti stay on the floor with 4 legs facing up for a while until the sapphire went away, when i go touch her, she will squeak doh.gif

Between, they are very very small, not even 2 months i guess. They don't bite, just the push and squeak.
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Watch carefully. Jamien already gave you an answer about petshop hamsters and space and dominance.

When WW fight, they are really aggressive. I have heard so many people that call me or msn me, say their WW died .... all from having 2 in 1 cage. So.... better separate if they become very hostile towards each other.

QUOTE(hazzy @ Jun 25 2008, 09:34 PM)
Guys i rase mcm pelik jerh,

from what ive read on the internet,

WW hamster :

In the Wild

In the wild Dwarf Winter White Russian Hamsters live in colonies and resent intruders into the colony and will attack any other hamsters that wander into the colony territory.

They live in burrows within the grassy steppes and sleep during the day, waking only for short periods. They are nocturnal and awake at dusk, being active at night. Their sight is poor but their sense of smell and hearing are very acute and they rely heavily on these senses to recognise each other and their environment.

In Captivity

In captivity the Dwarf Winter White Russian Hamster is a sociable pet and will live with another of its own kind if they are introduced when young. However, an older hamster will resent the addition of another hamster and a fierce fight is likely to occur.

But only the Syrians are solitary

here is the information

In The Wild

Syrian HamsterIn the wild the Syrian Hamster lives alone and is fiercely territorial, attacking any intruders or other hamsters it may be confronted with during its travels.

They live in individual burrows a distance away from any other burrow of another hamster. They are nocturnal sleeping during the day (although they may wake for short periods) and awake at dusk becoming active at night. Their sight is poor but their senses of smell and hearing are very acute. During the night the Syrian Hamster will travel collecting food, returning to its burrow several times to empty the contents. In one night the Syrian may travel up to 8 miles in this way.

In Captivity


In captivity the Syrian Hamster's solitary instinct prevails and once mature it will not normally accept the company of another hamster. Although they live together as babies and are often seen caged together in pet shops or at the breeders, as the hamsters mature their solitary instinct develops. Syrian Hamsters will not, therefore, usually tolerate the company of another hamster once they reach approximately 6-10 weeks of age when fighting starts to occur. These fights may not be serious at first but as the hamster matures the frequency and severity of the fights increase. The fights most often take place during the night when the hamsters are most active and so often goes unobserved until serious injury or even death of one or both hamsters occurs. Therefore Syrian Hamsters should be housed separately once purchased in order to prevent injury - the golden rule is one hamster, one cage.
This is what i know since b4 i join LYN.
i think, u guys have been provided with wrong information by someone kot.
there must be misunderstanding with the Hamster living behavior
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Those info are too generalised and I think they never really monitor the hamsters behaviour in captivity....... WW in the wild live in colonies coz they are all related! They are family.... so they have the same territory. If a fight starts, they can run far far away coz in the wild got freedom. What freedom and space do they have in a cage?

A lot of general hamster websites just generalize information. We here have experience, and I too breed WW and Campbells, I see difference in colony, hierarchy and fights….. Of course those sites say dwarf hamsters are social coz in the wild they live in family colonies. When we house them in cages….. it changes their behaviour.

Read:
http://www.petplanet.co.uk/small_breed_profile.asp?sbid=18
http://www.petwebsite.com/hamsters/dwarf_w...rs_behavior.htm
http://www.napak.com/dwarf_hamster.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A24833324

So if we love our hamsters, then better get one only coz there is no harm in that. They won’t die of loneliness, that type of thing only happens to gliders. WW and Campbells can only get along with siblings and if you get from a breeder…. If you get from a pet shop, even though same age and purchased on the same day, there is bound to be fights.


QUOTE(UNDERGROUND @ Jun 25 2008, 10:05 PM)
BTW, what do you guys use to gutload the mealworms ?
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Veggie and dry dog/catfood is good.


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In the wild Dwarf Winter White Russian Hamsters live in colonies and resent intruders into the colony and will attack any other hamsters that wander into the colony territory.

They live in burrows within the grassy steppes and sleep during the day, waking only for short periods. They are nocturnal and awake at dusk, being active at night. Their sight is poor but their sense of smell and hearing are very acute and they rely heavily on these senses to recognise each other and their environment.

In Captivity

In captivity the Dwarf Winter White Russian Hamster is a sociable pet and will live with another of its own kind if they are introduced when young. However, an older hamster will resent the addition of another hamster and a fierce fight is likely to occur.
Funny, you already answered yourself. Of course no website would say they have to be solitary coz they can tolerate each other. Those bolded ones are already your answer.

About sudden fights, this happens coz of space and how we house them. The wikipedia info has been edited by someone, but it used to say that WW are best kept alone if FIGHTS occur. We advice people to keep WW alone to avoid people coming into this forum saying "Help, my hamsters fight till bleed" or "One died, why ah?"

Isn't it better? Anyway, there is a website by a show breeder overseas that uses the word solitary.

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QUOTE(sangels @ Jun 26 2008, 12:31 AM)
This is the new baby boy who are with us for the last four days. He can now started to climb on our hands when we put our hands into the tank, although he just wanna to get out from there. wub.gif  wub.gif  No more screaming for the last 2 days when we touch him. rclxms.gif  rclxms.gif  rclxms.gif He is eating very well, eating fresh veges and Nutri Smoothie everyday and dry food as well. We are still think of a name for him. sweat.gif

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This is how Kiko look like when she is eating: This girl is getting chubbier everyday with Nutri Smoothie thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif
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This pic shown she is freezing up when I stroke her back during her heat, can see her tail and backside is up:

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Wanna share my cousin sister's hamster, she bought her from Pet Shack 3 months ago. Staying in a 2ft tank and have a Living world Home and Wodent Wheel Junior with him. Staying happily now with his owner, getting cuter and chubbier.

Name: MOMO
Age: about 5 months
Breed: Syrian
Color: Golden Banded
Feeding: Nutri Smoothie and Harry Hamster, mealworms sometimes

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Saying 'Hi!' to Joan and Jack...
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So cute. Your new boy is really like my one that died yesterday. Got wet tail and died before I could give proper treatment. I guess it got it from the petshop. Luckily my other hamsters are all ok. This is my 1st case of wet tail at home.

Anyway, I think your baby boy here is a mink banded heheheh. He got cute eye rings. Got check the undercoat?

Momo looks happy. Kiko looks very good thumbup.gif
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The colour of the mink shade depends on how dark the Sable was bred to the Red eye cream..... my mink very brown LOL.... but you must check the undercoat. If the undercoat is lighter than the top coat, then mink loh.
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QUOTE(anderyna @ Jun 26 2008, 06:24 PM)
this are the hammies that had been coloured vmad.gif  vmad.gif
found in a forum.. that forumer said that the boss lady told him they have been injected by colours,and will fade as time pass mad.gif

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With the pictures, I can see clearly now..... injected dye. Is the same thing with the chicks. It is just nonsense. Coz when Jamien said Pet Family, I thought they dyed themselves since Pet Family does dye dogs sometimes. I pity the hamsters as they won't have a very health life.....

QUOTE(hazzy @ Jun 26 2008, 09:00 PM)
true true true!
anyway,
can any of u recommend good brand of wheels for WW?
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Sanko wheel or Wodent Wheel Junior.... Silent Spinner also ok.

QUOTE(RyoKenzaki @ Jun 26 2008, 09:19 PM)
Wth... Colored hamster only attract kid who ll nt take good care of hamster
We, who knw hw2 take care them will nt be tempted for those hamster...
Poor creature, going2 suffer soon when some kid found them
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Yes. Very true.

QUOTE(sOuLx @ Jun 26 2008, 09:34 PM)
sanko wheel and wodent wheel quite big for ww i think.
very2 suitable for syrian.
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Actually, is not too big. The bigger the wheel, the more muscle the hamster would need to use it. Also, the size was made to suit Syrians and russian dwarf hamsters. I think Robos may have a bit of problem with it. Anyway, their backs also won't injure.
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QUOTE(Jamien @ Jun 26 2008, 10:52 PM)
Hun, the one in the picture is not from Pet Family. The ones in Pet Family are lighter in color. Powdery colors. These are really dark.
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Oh... then I guess PF could have did the normal dye. But these dark ones.... sigh... so cham... pity pity pity. I rather see natural colours.... like my satin drool.gif drool.gif

In Singapore got a breeder selling a solid Satin Cream for S$20... sigh... I wish I can get it.
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Satins and blacks... rare..... I would pay for rare syrians.... like black eyed white, silver grey, rust, copper....

Now satin gene very rare. So far I have not seen anymore satins.... wait lah, I'm gonna get a mature female soon heheheh.
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