Yes,female hamsters do go through heat.Heat occurs once every 3 or 4 days and lasts for one day.During heat a female emits a strong odor and can't be handled unless you are going to breed her.If you do handle her you will need to wash your hand and clothes because they will smell really bad.Another way to tell if a female is in heat is to take your finger and stroke her from her head towards her tail.If she is in heat she will sort of crouch with her tail in the air and freeze.
sometimes fighting is natural my baby hamsters fight but IT COULD GET PREGANANT!
Yes.Because female's produce food ,and Male's make the babies
Make sure you breed only hamsters that you have had for a long time, longer than 6 months.Good hamsters to breed are Syrian Hamsters. Get hamsters that are in good health, with glossy eyes and smooth fur. Slowly get the male and female hamster accustomed to each other and after about a week, there will be baby hamsters.
You know when to breed hamsters when the female is in a distant space of the male and the male begins to show signals such as- commonly approaching the female or feeding or sleeping near her. If the female avoids the male like- the male approaches her to feed himself and the female turns away suddenly, you are being shown that the female is not comfortable with the male or having a pleasant time with the male. The worst case sanarrio is the two hamsters fighting with eachother. DO NOT PUT THE MALE AND FEMALE TOGETHER IF THE FEMALE SUDDENLY TRIES TO FLEE BACK TO THE ORIGINAL CAGE! This is a sighn of discouragement. As soon as the two opposite hamsters are finally sleeping side by side, this meens that they are ready to have.... sorry about this....SEX! and hav babies.
Black Bear Hamster is their nickname. Their real name is a Syrian Hamster. No, not all Syrian Hamsters are male. They require a female in order to breed.
Do not breed your hamsters until you learn that "Black Bear" is not a breed and all hamsters breed the same. Do research.
Hamsters can start reproducing as early as 4-6 weeks of age, with the female reaching sexual maturity before the male. It's important to separate male and female hamsters by this age to prevent unwanted pregnancies.
Hamster breeding takes alot of patience! First of all, you shoul have one male and one female in each cage because the the male won't get confused as to wich he should choose and the females won't fight over it. Often times hamsters will only try to breed in complete silence and complete darkness, and the male is often killed in the breeding. Then the female must carry the babies for 18-21 days, they will then come out usally extremly fragil and hairless until the age 3 weeks old. With any threat to her babies the mother hamster will hide them, and if stressed she will try to eat them, also if the father becomes angry he will kill them so keep the father in a different cage!! Baby hamsters take 10 as much care as a grown hamsters so make sure you read up and do some research before making the decision to breed!
I'm the one that posted this question, I have 3 hamsters, one male and two females. Ive been trying to breed them but the male never seems to be interested in the female. I put them together for about an hour and the female kept jumping on the male but the male just sat there and sometimes ran off. Someone please help me!
Its depends what breed or kind of hamster you are thinking to purchase. But female hamsters usually cost around 10$, 20$ at the most. I bought a hamster back in January- He is a male, and he was 22$. But female hamsters cost much less of what i heard.
Obviously, you need both sexes to breed and have babies. Keep the male and female separate after breeding.
If you do they'll breed. Be ready to deal with that, or keep them separated.