Yes, all Syrian hamsters are solitary creatures. They prefer to live alone.
They are both types of Syrian hamster, however Syrian are solitary and will fight if another hamster is in their territory. They can get seriously injured so don't have them together.
No, syrian hamsters are solitary while dwarf hamsters are not.
No, never do this. Hamsters are solitary, and it may attack the gerbil.
no one of could get bit hamsters are solitary unless you put 2 femals you dwarfs together
No, hamsters are solitary, and also omnivorous. A gerbil would run a great risk of being killed and eaten by the hamster.
Hamsters are solitary animals, the female will not be receptive to a male unless she is in heat.
'Fancy' hamsters are just Syrian hamsters with interesting fur. Syrian hamsters are solitary creatures, and will fight against another. Do not put them together.
Generally, no. Hamsters are solitary creatures and they prefer to be the only hamster around. If there are two hamsters, they may fight to the death or get seriously injured. The rule is one mature hamster per cage. If it a mother with pups, that is a different story.
Hamsters are solitary animals. The exception is male and female pairs of some species. They can become quite attached. But in general a group of hamsters will get stressed out and fight. Sometimes fatally, especially males.
no. I have a hamster and usually I change its bedding every week. You do not have to put a whole bag in its cage. happy hamster careing! :-)
yes my hamster runs for about 20-25 minutes every day
You should clean your hamster's cage every couple of days. PetProductsByRoyal.com