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A hamster :lol: I got her for £18 with the cage cos i spent so much in the shop :D Im not really a rodent person though, i bought this one cos i dropped it on the floor and figured it was only fair that i bought it :lol: Its growing on me though - But it does like to bite!! Evil thing!!!

Anyway, here's Esmarelda :lol:

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Im going to buy her a friend tomorrow :)
 
This is a big change for you Jessica. I was thinking I would see a bird. I think your little fellow is so pretty... I bet it is a much needed change for you. I think the hamster will be a different change of pace for you in the care taking.
 
nice hamster Jessica :thumbs:
but don't buy her a friend
she is a Syrian hamster and as such will fight with other hamsters.
Syrians are best kept on their own.
 
Oooh, yeah thanks Wolf! :D I've just been told by a friend of mine who breeds rats, ferrets, hamsters and mice and those sort of things to definately not get her a friend as well, as one will end up killing the other, so Esmarelda will be living alone! :D

And yes, its definately a change. I've not had anything small and rodenty since i had my chinchillas a few years ago! But the hamsters funny, she keeps falling off her wheel :D
 
I was thinking that would be a change for you. I love the birds also. But I like all different kinds of pets. So good luck with the care of your little fellow and it is so cute. :drool: :wub:
 
Ahhh Esmrelda is lovely :wub:
Yes, she's much prefer living on her own :nod:
I've always found red-eyed hammies just that bit more skittish and potentially nippy (than the black eyed ones), so she might require a little more patience to tame.
 
It's so cute, i agree with wolf they don't get on with there own kind, and if it's a female be prepared for the smell, when she in season, my god it's a strong smell. :lol:
 
No one told me there was a smell :crazy: :lol: But me and my little Esmarelda are getting on a bit better now though. She's taking food from my hand and has been out of her cage a few times without biting me, she just sits on my hand staring at me!! :lol:

Here's a few better pics of her though, she's getting braver now :)

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My mum put this in her cage, i think its a little bowl or something :lol: She loves it anyway, she's asleep in it now! :D

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She lovely and very cute, also watch your clothes they go in draws and bite through them, you pull something out to wear and there is holes in it :lol: , and wires like phones and internet, they love to bite wires, plus end of carpets love to nibble there to, they are very distructive but cute. :lol:
 
I had chinchillas and they were really bad for chewing everything and anything!! Im fairly sure i still have my rodent proofing stuff for the wires and stuff though :D Oooh, just thought i'd let you guys know that she's just used her wheel thing for the first time, she's not very good at it though.. :/

Anyway, here's some more pics im sure you guys will find adorable :lol:

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She lovely and very cute, also watch your clothes they go in draws and bite through them, you pull something out to wear and there is holes in it :lol: , and wires like phones and internet, they love to bite wires, plus end of carpets love to nibble there to, they are very distructive but cute. :lol:
oh dear - but that's never a good thing to let hamsters roam without supervision :no:

In fact they don't really like it and feel very insecure to roam in areas they do not know or recognise as their territory.

My hamsters loved those plastic balls though - but only ever for a maximum of 10 minutes at time - fully supervised.

And if you just removed the sawdust from her little "wee corner" on a daily basis you should have practically no smell whatsoever :thumbs:

Edit: just saw those yawning pics - brilliant !
Yeah, I've found syrian's generally too heavy for the wheels that attach with a little lever arm to the side of the cage :/ They are great for dwards etc. but not all that ideal for larger hamsters.
 
Good god that a big yawn for such a small animal. :lol:
 
She is a sweet little thing! Look at that huge mouth!! I've had two syrians. Theyr'e lovely creatures.
 

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