You connect the grids together using the connectors provided or using cable ties, then you measure the grids, add a few inches to each side, buy the correx (basically corrugated plastic) and fold up the extra edges and secure them in place.

at about 3-4 days old you will begin to see fuzz appear on their backs, although this is not yet proper fur fur, by about 2 weeks old they will be properly covered in fur.

Take it to the vet and see what they have to say.

Hamsters are simple to look after. the must is a cage, make sure it is a decent size, also you must have a water bottle. i suggest a running wheel, and exercise ball and wooden toys to keep teeth blunt. for the cage you need news paper and sawdust, beds can be wooden boxes or you could buy one.kitchen roll tubes are great toys too. obviously you need food, but that's cheep!

Yes they are simply nice but rude at times but when u first get it put in its cage and let it smell u feed and it will get to know you.

The animal needs to see a vet, so get an adult to arrange this for you. Try to avoid handling it and possibly separate it from the others to try and keep it still.

Nothing. Simply because there is no such thing as a male or female snail.

All snails are hermaphrodites. Meaning all snails have both sexual organs and they both sperm and lay the eggs. The snails "stick" themselves together by their underbellies and both fertilise each other.

Female ferrets have seasons. And in those seasons, it's not really about the male "attracting" the female. It principally involves the male ferret leaping on the back of the female ferret, biting her neck so as to hold her in place, and consummating the "relationship".

Of course. You may also want to dip the bread in milk too for more calcium.

The product description does say it works for dwarf hamsters, so I would assume yes. The dimensions are 38cm L x 58cm W x 38.5cm H, so if you believe that is enough space for your dwarf hamsters, I would say yes, they can.

Yes they can. To prevent that from occurring never house a hamster in a cage that has wire floors, and keep the cage clean and dry.

There Is actually no way to make your hamster chew a toy, if your hamster feels its teeth need to be trimmed they with start chewing things. Hamsters often chose to chew on the Bars of the cage as it grinds their teeth really quick. I have got 2 Syrians and a Roborovski Dwarf, only 1 of the Syrians decide to chew. Eating their food also grinds their teeth down from time to time.

they can eat fruits and vegetables like apples, banana and lettuce. I'm not sure about the other fruits and vegetables.:)

It can have up to 10

First sepparate the two hamsters then take the injured hamster to the vet before it gets infected because it might die this way I know because my hamster moe died from a huge cut from a fight and that was about a year ago and I still can't get over it and now my other hamster might die because he got in a fight and he has huge cuts all over him!!!!!

Roughly the same way we do. The female needs to mate (copulate) with a male hamster. To do this, put the male and female in a box together. Watch carefully and separate them if they start fighting. They will fight because they are solitary animals. After mating, return them to their cages. Then let the magic of pregnancy begin.

Absolutely not! The cold and draughts will make it sick and it could even end up hibernating. Not to mention any animals, like cats, who could get into your garden overnight and stress the poor thing. It might even die from all the unexpected stress!

If your hamster has babies, NEVER touch them because if your smell goes on the baby the mom will eat it. It's best when you put something cozy and soft so the mother can make a nest for them. DO NOT EVER disturb them because it can cause a lot of stress. Put the hamsters in a warm room where it's dark and put a light cloth on top of the cage. Do not separate them; keep in the same cage.

I had a robo hamster for about 4 months she never got used to me. She died so got another robo hamster she died on Christmas .So I got a boy teddy bear hamster I had for about 5 months.

They make poor pets because they do not seem to interact with their caregivers. However, they must feel love in their funny little world. I believe that if the mother has never given birth, the caregiver must remove the babies after birth because she will eat them. Remember, there is no right adn wrong in the animal kingdom.

Instinct reigns very strongly.

As a hamster owner I know that with proper socialization they can become attached to their owners. As for other hamsters, goldens are strictly solitary, but I had this one exception with two males that acted as a breeding pair. As with dwarves, they can live in bachelor/bachelorette groups with other dwarves of the same age. Instincts and urges do play a huge role in most of their interactions, but they are mammals, so they can make friends and feel higher emotions. Campell hamsters will actually live together in breeding pairs-as in, a male and female with life together harmoniously, and if one dies the other will fall into a depression like state. And then for my two male goldens, I was shocked to see two hamsters that are usually cutthroat have consensual intercourse, groom each other, and sleep in the same nest. So, long story short, hamsters do feel love, just not as strongly as humans. (p.s. mothers will eat their babies but only when they feel threatened or the baby is dead)

Yes they can up until 6 weeks depending on the gender females can stay with there mom for up too 4 months but males a two month period would be the max because there are always the chance of them getting there mom or sisters pregnant all the males should be seperated by the females by a month and all the babies should be seperated by 4 months hope thus helped i have alot of experiance as i have bred six litters of hamsters before

Hamsters eat plants and hamster food.Animals likeb cats,dogs,birds,snakes,ect eats them basically any thing like a cat and bigger.

I give my Jack Russell cooked lamb and beef bones after a Sunday roast but would not give him Ham as a lot of dogs don't digest pork very well. It used to make my Ridgeback very ILL so I wouldn't risk giving him the bone from any pig based dish...just in case. I get uncooked bones from my lovely butcher too, they don't all offer them but I get a little bag of treats for my pooch. If ever you're unsure that you should give something to your dog my advice would be DON'T. Trust me clearing up after a poorly dog is not pleasant. Stick to what you know. Helen Lyall

After hearing all this rubbish by UNEDUCATED zoologists it's time for me to answer the question. So 'can a guinea pig and hamster share the same cage', my answer is yes my friend. Under Circumstances.

I did an observation for a month housing a male guinea pig and female hamster, everything worked out well, they slept together , played together etc. But you need to be aware :

Warnings :

- Only house the opposite sexes, e.g. female hamster and male guinea pig or female guinea pig and male hamster.

- Make sure it's a large enough cage for space.

- Be careful with food, mix there foods together in a feeding bowl.

Most definitely not they cannot share a space, guinea pigs can kill hamsters and will because hamsters are so small they will get hurt my guinea pigs. Plus they cant eat the same food so they cannot share feeding bowls.

I would have to agree with the above answer, a Hamster is a different species from a Guinea pig, and it is never advisable to cage them together, the size difference between the species would also make them inappropriate cage mates and they have a different diet, housing opposite sexes makes no difference to anything and a male guinea pig would most likely squash a Hamster to death trying to mate it.