Bear in mind that this technique can spoil the water feeder fast if you do it too often. Mind did 
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I started by holding the water feeder and putting it right in front of them when they are playful. At first they'll think its some kind of chew-toy...but when their mouth is near the opening, I squeeze some water out bit by bit. By that night itself, I can hear them drinking from the water feeder on their own
Bear in mind that this technique can spoil the water feeder fast if you do it too often. Mind did |
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Oct 10 2008, 06:43 PM
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nice photos
I see muffin also interested in the Anwar case  This post has been edited by Aeon_Clock: Oct 10 2008, 06:45 PM |
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QUOTE(Andy0625 @ Oct 10 2008, 11:22 PM) Yes , I do switch on flash. off topic question, you take with lots of zoom or you go up close then only take?Anyway , A sharp/clear pictures very much depend on the camera itself. Megapixels are about the picture size , many people misunderstand about it. Your camera is able to take great picture aswell . There's actually many manipulations on a picture. High Iso with lots of noise is a problem where most of the P&S camera suffers.  Try tune up the expose to 1 stop in your camera , who know if it helps ?  |
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normal wood may have dangerous bacteria or something like that. Better just buy one...they're safer.
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Oct 14 2008, 04:22 PM
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luckily I separated my hamsters before damage could be done
banyak eating own babies here... |
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catacombs...homemade cage?
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Oct 15 2008, 11:48 AM
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lol...how he know "not suit"?
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Oct 15 2008, 01:42 PM
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QUOTE(the_catacombs @ Oct 15 2008, 12:42 PM) yeap yeap... wow, nice! got more photos? Can't see much from this view  |
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QUOTE(the_catacombs @ Oct 15 2008, 01:55 PM) that was old setup.... new arrangement inside da cage already... not bad leh in this pic. But why do you put the 'pipe' and food up there? |
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wow...now babies biting the mother?
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Oct 18 2008, 11:37 AM
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yea, Happy Birthday XiaoDan.
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does anyone know if hamsters can chew on ice cream sticks? After washing of course...
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Oct 18 2008, 07:01 PM
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boiling? wah...
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Oct 19 2008, 10:29 AM
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QUOTE(Aeon_Clock @ Oct 18 2008, 06:06 PM) does anyone know if hamsters can chew on ice cream sticks? After washing of course... bump for my question... |
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QUOTE(RyoKenzaki @ Oct 19 2008, 11:16 AM) http://www.hamsterhideout.com/accessories.html ooh, alrite. Thanks!It said tat they are free chewing toy for hamster In fact im looking for ice cream stick to DIY a house for button |
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and its quite expensive...28 bucks I think.
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isn't that him in the white playhouse? Or this pic taken earlier? Anyway dun have to worry about hurting himself. They can naturally take falls. Just search around the house a bit. I lost mine twice and still found her
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yea, I don't think your Muffin can escape through the wheel. Most likely its the cable. But can he fit in between the bars?
Btw, what you mean by stairs? You put him upstairs? Yea, it is quite dangerous...if he falls on his back, he'll roll down to the next step...and continuously roll down to the ground. Happens a lot with my hamster in his cage. If he falls from running too fast on the wheel and fall on his back, he'll roll further down to the ground |
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wow, its really hard to imagine that wheel can stop spinning...somehow.
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I want to double check but the pic is not loading anymore...
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