QUOTE(jayniel @ Sep 15 2008, 01:38 AM)
seems like no choice but to separate, since both females will fight.. at this point, even if u buy new robos to accompany them also quite difficult, scared they fight with the new ones..
unless u can observe that ''His'' and ''Robo'' wont mate.. cos some female robos are very choosy of their mates.. but it's a high risk to take lah.. who knows if they mate when u're not around.. so, it's up to u loh..
Okok, will seperate them after I discuss w/ my bro 1st.
Cnt tk the chance, coz i can see "Robo" & "His" going quite well, keep on smelling each other

(them only met less than 5 minutes)
So, I guess they aren't choosy at all

Added on September 15, 2008, 2:33 amQUOTE(Jamien @ Sep 15 2008, 01:44 AM)
Well, for starters. it is not safe to place a pregnant robo with another male or female. You shouldn't place it with a male cuz he might impregnate her after she gives birth. You shouldn't place with another female because the female might go over and steal the pups. There will be a tug of war like thingy with the pups as the rope. Ends up all the pups will get eaten because the mama feels threatened and the pups don't smell like her anymore. It's important for the pups to smell like her so she can recognize her own pups. So no touchy touchy of the pups with anything when they're born.
For now you must put each robo on their own. When the pups are born, you can slowly introduce and group them in 1 "boys only" tank and another "girls only" tank. Kelantan style I guess.


okok, will b extra caution... It really scary 2 c those baby hamster being eaten & lesser day by day...
Many of my frens saw tis & nv dare 2 get any hamster anymore
Cnt imagine later my room got 4/5 cages of hamsters, sure my mom wil scream like hell~
This post has been edited by ifeel100: Sep 15 2008, 02:33 AM