Sentences with phrase «syrian breed»

Remember that dwarf hamsters are much smaller and faster than the the larger Syrian breed.

Plus it's equally good for a Dwarf Hamster as it is for a Teddy Bear or Syrian breed.

This should only apply to dwarf breeds because the larger Syrian breeds shouldn't be housed together in the same hamster cage.

The more tame ones are the larger Syrian breeds.

All the Syrian breeds (golden hamsters) are the best for being in a cage alone.

the problem with climbing occurs when you have a dwarf breed and have tubes that are meant for the larger syrian breeds.

Not exact matches

Syrian hamsters, a popular breed for pets, like to climb; cages make good homes for them.

We generally don't recommend tube cages for syrian hamsters at all, but if you are set on using one we recommend only using them with short haired hamster breeds that are less likely to get stuck, and making sure that you keep the cage in a highly visible area in your home so you'll notice right away if your hamster gets themselves into a tight spot.

Larger breeds such as Syrian hamsters have different housing needs than their smaller counterparts.

Dwarf hamsters are similar to Syrian (Gold Hamster) hamster and larger breeds by characteristics and behavior.

This breed of hamster is solitary by nature so the golden rule is that you should keep only one Syrian hamster per cage.

Hamsters of any breed make fantastic pets, whether you have a Syrian or a Dwarf hamster breed.

If you want to keep a pair or group of hamsters together you can with the majority of breeds apart from the Syrian hamster.

Dwarf Campbell Russian Hamsters (Phodopus campbelli) Dwarf Campbell Russian hamsters are more social than Syrian hamsters, and they can be kept in same sex pairs or groups of their breed as long as they are introduced at a young age.

Syrian hamsters are larger than the dwarf breeds

Black Bear hamsters are actually a type of Teddy Bear (or long - haired Syrian) hamster that was originally bred for its black fur markings.

They were bred in captivity in the 1970's and have since become available in pet stores but not as available as the Syrian of Campbell's dwarf hamster.

However, the Robo hamster is less available than the Campbell's or the Golden Syrian hamster breeds.

However, through breeding programs, these little pets now come in almost as many color variations as the larger syrian hamster breed does.

Breeders often avoid breeding two satin Syrians together as it may result in bald hamsters with sparse coats.

If you are a beginner, choose a Syrian or Golden hamster breed; they are probably the most friendly and curious of all the breeds.

Syrian hamsters are the most mild mannered breed of hamster.

The Syrian hamster is the largest of the pet hamster breeds.

Since the Syrian is the largest breed of hamster, it's also the easiest to handle and best for beginners.

This includes: Draco and Blaise (African Pygmy hedgehogs), Finnigan (Madagascar Lesser tenrec), Gimli (Syrian hamster), Narcissa (Campbell's dwarf hybrid hamster), Merry (guinea pig), Pippin (guinea pig), Felix (mixed breed / dog), Bear (pug / dog) and Nox (domestic short haired cat).