well i have a hamster and it only produced 2 pups so it's normal.
yes..
when you notice your hamster is about to give birth you will have to separate the dad from the mom
Yes, Actually this is very normal and you should see it on your hamster when she is pregnant. They should be very large and a bit squishy. Don't toutch them too much though. These are milk sacks on the hamster as hamsters are mammals, and all mammals drink milk when they are infants. So, Don't be scared that your hamster has 2 large lumps on her hips. It's only milk sacks on her :D
2 years
A normal hamster's lifespan is about 2-3 years.
All hamsters have the same amount of baby hamsters (pups). They usually have 2-8 pups per litter. Usually, you will only get 6 or 7. On rare occasions, you could get 10 pups!
The Syrian hamster was introduced in 1930. They were breed for testing because they can have a litter of pups every month. The complete history of when hamsters were first found by scientist is not recorded.
Normally they have 3-4 pups in a litter but it has been known to only have 1-2, it will depend on the size of the parents as well
Depending on which type of hamster you have they can have a litter from 2-3 or a litter larger than 15. But on average Dwarf hamsters have 10-13 pups, Syrian hamsters have 8-13 pups, and Teddy-bear hamsters have 15-17 pups. That's the averages but you can't predict because it might surprise you on how many they do have. Just plan for the most.
Adult male hamsters normal weight is 80-100 gm and adult females is the same.Newborn hamsters normal weight is 2 gm.
Hamsters generally give birth to 6-8 pups, though they can have more.
2-3 years only