It is not recommended to put a rat and mouse together unless done so from a very very young age.
Female Mice and Rats can store sperm,and therefore give birth at a later date without presence of a male.
A rat has more chromosomes then a mouse. There are also protective layers over the animals egg that protects it from being fertilized by another species.
A rat and a mouse will not cross breed.
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No, but Hamsters and mice are both rodents
Hamsters hear with their ears, just like people do.
not really but you can go to a shelter and also you can get a other breed of hamsters.
Yes, hamster food can attract mice because it contains seeds, grains, and nuts that are appealing to mice. It's important to store hamster food in a secure container to prevent attracting pests like mice. Regularly clean up any leftover food to keep mice away.
No
Well sure why not? The mice is cousins to the hamsters, there both in the rodent family but be prepared for your babies to have longer tails then hamsters.
Do not breed your hamsters until you learn that "Black Bear" is not a breed and all hamsters breed the same. Do research.
Hamsters originate form Syria.
no
You can not breed baby hamsters they must grow up before they can do that.
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hamsters are rodents because they are like rats and mice
Hamsters eat seeds, fruits, and vegetables. They dont eat meat. Mice are too big for a hamster to eat them.
The grass hopper is s most comman to be related but the answer is no a grasshopper isnt.but a hamsters and mice are related
a month after both hamsters' births