Male hamsters do not mate. They are probably messing around, or practicing for if and when they do it with a female. Don't confuse mating with fighting, because they look similar. You didn't say whether they were babies, or what type of hamsters they were? I had a couple of baby Syrian boys who stayed together for an unusually long time, and were always sniffing each other. I also recently had a litter and when they were about 6 weeks old and waiting for a home, I had a cage of 4 of them, and what happened was that one of them kept sniffing the others' bottoms and picking a fight on them. If they are baby Syrians I expect you are confusing it with that, otherwise, I think it is one of the things I mentioned in my 2nd sentence.
It is fat, makes a nest, mating with a male and does not drink alot and brings food to the nestAlyver
Yes, as a male and a female hamster reproduce the same way we do. The male hamster inserts his penis into the female's vagina, and ejacualtes sperm which fertilises with the egg(s) to produce offspring.
1 of the signs is that the male gets close to the female and they don't get mad at each other
No, either the female is in heat and will accept the male, or it will repel him as it would any other invader into her territory.
Yes hamsters may fight when mating. So be prepared to separate them when they are mating. Put them back together when they have calmed down.
No, hamsters will never have a miraculous virgin birth. There is always one male and one female involved.
well different hamsters will react different my Russian did so if she acts weird don't be worried
If they are adults, you can identify a male by his testicles. If they're still young, you can tell the sex by the distance between the anus and the urethra: shorter on females, larger on males. Sometimes hamsters lick each others bottoms prior to mating. If you don't want baby hamsters, I suggest you separate them.
Male hamsters may lick the female's genital area as part of the mating ritual, as it helps to stimulate the female and can increase the chances of successful mating. This behavior is a natural instinct for hamsters during the breeding process. However, if the licking becomes excessive or aggressive, it could be a sign of dominance or stress. It's important to monitor their interactions and ensure both hamsters are comfortable and safe.
Any male will usually mate with any female, but that does not mean that itâ??s safe to mate the two. There are a few breeding pairings to avoid.
After mating they might attack sometimes even to death.
no, to girl hamsters can't give birth, just a boy and girl hamsters can give birth