I would advise against this. Hamsters are very territorial. I have heard stories of hamsters who immediately attacked a mouse or rat when they met.
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It depends. If they were raised alongside each other at a young age, then yes, but if you introduce a new hamster to another one they could start fighting. Hamsters are territorial. Especially keep away a pregnant hamster from anyone new, it will cause stress and when the babies are born, she might eat them because of this stress.
if you want them to kill each other! they won't at first, but it will take some time and the rat WILL kill your hamster.
any group of domestic animals can live together, they just have to be trained....
Different species of rodents are natural enemies. Hamsters kill mice, but get a mouse's parasites afterwards.
NO. only keep them with the same species.
NO. You can not put two different animals in the same cage! This is dangerous. They may fight and the hamster will probably not live. So unless you want a dead hamster, do not put them together.
NO! They ARE in the rodent family, but they arent the same, and you should NEVER put them together!
a rat.
I had a 3 month old rat together with my hamster and the rat attacked my hamster, leaving my hamster with a bloody ear. it really depends on the rat's personality along with the hamster. My hamster was pretty lax about being with the rat but rats can be violent depending on how they were raised, and you can't know for sure how it was raised if you got it from a friend or a pet store.
they can but you would rather not because they would fight alot
It might depend on what type of rat it is or where did came from or is it vicious.
From what I have read, Rats eat mice, so I wouldn't recommend putting the two together!
No, you can't.
No, you can't.
Probably a rat, its much bigger and stronger the hamster would be VERY hurt! :(
Yes, they can pits like bigger animals and tougher meat. There for the pit and the hamster can live together. If you take your hamster out and put it in to a ball then don't let the pit near it or keep a close eye on it.
Smack it on the bum lol That wasn't the fault of the rat. The rat was doing what came naturally as a response to your putting the two animals together. Go stand in the corner...go on now.