No it's not. Syrian hamsters are very territorial and need to live alone. If they are kept in a cage together they will fight. As they are relatives they can live together in the same cage for up to 5 weeks. At this age the puppies can get pregnant so must live separately to avoid this. At 5 weeks old they must be split. If you want to keep more than one hamster its best to keep another breed as Syrian hamsters are the only breed that must live alone.
Dwarf hamsters may not necessarily accept being with another hamster, even if both female. Sometimes they do get along, but if they start fighting, you should consider seperating them into different cages.
Hamsters don't really eat other hamsters. Their not cannibals. However, when the babies are first born and one is really ill; the mother may and most likely will eat the baby. Yes, it sounds gross but I think I remember reading somewhere that a lot of animals do that. So if you have a hamster who just had 5 babies and one of them is gone - that's probably why.
you cant tell if just one hamster takes dust baths. most types of hamsters do take dust baths, try it out.
i dont wanna sound like im yelling or somthing but no never ever EVA put two syrian hamsters together they will only fight to the death if you want babys pleze pleaze contact me because i would hate it if anything happend so plaeze dont hesetate to ask me for help!
yeah but when they get older, the stronger one will try beating up the other one. especially girls. dont put a girl and a boy together unless you want to breed. and dont breed in a wire cage cause the babies are small enough to get out and get into shoes and cabinets. the mom and dad will probably eat their babies to.
Keep them in separate cages.
my hamsters did that so i guarantee this will work. what you do is put them in separate everything. for example separate cages
Syrian hamsters are good to keep for older and more responsible children. Parents should also be mindful that Syrian hamsters may nip or bite if they do not wish to be bothered.
If the hamsters don't begin getting along, separate them and keep them in separate cages.
yes, probably. They will be able to sense each other and then they will fight. Keep them in separate cages.
You can keep a female and male hamster together, but you must consider where you would home the babies if she has them.
Syrian hamsters are the largest of the hamsters. Keep that in mind when purchasing the cage be it plastic,wire or glass. All other small animals such as mice and geribils may fit in a hamster cage .It really depends on the type of cage you have and are planning to buy.
Dwarf hamsters may not necessarily accept being with another hamster, even if both female. Sometimes they do get along, but if they start fighting, you should consider seperating them into different cages.
To prepare a sleeping place for her coming babes.
No, but during the daytime they sleep, at night,when its cool, then they wake.
No, Short-Haired Syrian hamsters and Panda Bear hamsters belong to different species and cannot mate with each other. Interbreeding between different species of hamsters is not recommended due to potential health risks and genetic complications. It is best to keep hamsters of the same species together for breeding.
Hamsters don't really eat other hamsters. Their not cannibals. However, when the babies are first born and one is really ill; the mother may and most likely will eat the baby. Yes, it sounds gross but I think I remember reading somewhere that a lot of animals do that. So if you have a hamster who just had 5 babies and one of them is gone - that's probably why.