You can leave them in the same cage ONLY if they are dwarf hamsters. No other breed of hamster can you put the male and female together with the babies, the male will hurt, kill, or even eat the babies. The male dwarf hamster, however, can actually help raise the babies with the female.
If the female hamster is pregnant or carrying you should always remove the male from the female's cage. This is a very hard time for the female and she might attack the male. It will not be a pretty site. You only need to separate them for a couple of weeks. But just as a reminder if you didn't know, be quite around the female's cage because if she hears a loud sound she will try to protect her baby's by eating them. Sorry, but it's true.
yes you should separate them. and if you are planning on keeping the babies, once they are older (bigger and fluffy - probably a few weeks) you should separate the boys and girls too. Put the boy babies in with the daddy and the girls in with their mum - that stops any inbreeding which can happen.
If your hamster is a syrian then after the hamsters have mates, yes, you do have to separate them.
yes
Yes, you do have to separate them. Or else, the male will eat the babies once they are born.
Yes, if you let it, that's why it's better to separate the female and the male.
It is always best to separate the male hamster when a female gives birth. Baby hamsters are born pink and blind. At approximately 3 weeks of age, separation of males and females is recommended.
After giving birth to the babies separate the male from the female and babies or else the male will try to kill them. after a few week or so separate the mother and then separate the female and male babies or else they will mate at an early age and have undeveloped babies
Yes you have to separate them. The female might cause physical harm to the male hamster as when the female is giving birth, it's body temperature increases which causes her 'temper' to become 'bad'. This might cause obstruction to the male and therefore, the female might actually hurt the male. But don't worry, this is not serious. If the female hurts the male, after some time, they will get back together and the whole cycle will restart. But it is still the best to separate them to prevent the male from suffering injuries.
Of course not!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Only the adult female hamster can get pregnant and give birth to babies.
When your female hamster gives birth and you still have the male in the same cage, your female hamster may get pregnant in a matter of days. if not, hours.
no because you should not because different hamsters breast feed
you should keep it in a separate cage
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yes you can but they will fight at first. Give about 1-2months, and see how they progress. If they fight until one party gets badly hurt, better separate them. I bought a female hamster and put it in the same cage with my male hamster, they will fight a little but after that, he managed to get the female hamster pregnant . After she gave birth, you have to separate the male. The female becomes aggresive after they give birth.
About thirty if you don't separate her from the male, although if she gets pregnant too soon after giving birth the babies may be born dead or disformed.