Hamsters and cockatiels have no problems with each other, but contact between the two species should be fairly limited. Both creatures have mites that can transfer from one to the other; the cockatiel would need to be regularly sprayed with a mite spray and the hamster would need to be regularly washed as spraying would not get right into its fur.
Syrian hamsters (the most common hamsters) don't get along.Dwarf hamsters can be put together because they enjoy company. Dwarf hamsters get along with other dwarf hamsters of the same breed.
Hamsters can be very territorial. They are better off kept on their own.
They do not get along because they are not the same type of animal
no.
no way!
My family has had cockatiels and dogs for as long as I can remember and they get along fine. Sometimes they even pick up each other's habits. For instance, our current cockatiel has no idea he can fly and follows the dog around by walking along the floor. Actually, I think this pair has formed a sort of alliance against the cat.
if they are syrian hamsters, yes they will! and they sometimes even kill each other however, if they are dwarf hamsters, they will usually get along if they are in groups
Yes, cockatiels can get parasites.
no, not all hamsters will get along with each other. syrians cant live together as they will fight and possibly kill each other. dwarf hamsters are usually social but can end up fighting if there isn't enough room for them
Cockatiels are a type of cockatoo.
It is not recommended to house different species of hamsters together as they have different social structures and may end up fighting or causing stress to one another. It's best to keep hamsters of the same species together to ensure their well-being.
That depends on the type of hamster.