Jul 5 2008, 03:36 AM
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was worried more about disease than parasites, but you make a good point, i think i'll not let it out of the house if i get the ball 
Another point is that, if it bang on the wall too hard and the top lid came lose, the hamster could escape. If it escaped you could catch it back cuz it'll be in your house. But if it escaped in the park you can say goodbye to it and it'll probably become an exotic meal for a stray cat. Just for the record, Roche was pretty enthusiastic about the ball and rocketed off the wall so hard that the lid came lose. Luckily she got trapped by the bigger portion of the ball while the lid was lying some 2 cm away. If she was outside and wasn't lucky enough to be trapped in the all, she would have made off and die as something's dinner or die of disease, roadkill, etc etc.
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It's not like they get exposed much to each other so I don't think need any introduction.
I think you better just remove your whole experience. You edited it but the experience still there for many people to read. People will get the wrong idea when they read your experience so just remove the whole thing lar. 
But that's the difference between robos and syrians. Robos are communial while syrians are solitary. Robos feel comfortable when they have company of the same kind but syrians feel stressed in the presence of another syrian.
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