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Personally I can't tell the difference between the 2 (other than the obvious colour!), I call them both Russian dwarf hamsters! hehe
You'd probably get a mix of white & brown I'd guess. BTW Jake, hamsters aren't exactly exotic mammals mate! hehe Well done on checking the babies without touching them too! |
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its not the best thing no as its hard enough to find pure ones as it is...plus it can make them too big to be born and they are doubly prone to cancer, diabetes and glacoma
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yep its bad, in america its affecting the pure species to the point there is basically none left. they r quite easy to tell apart i think but i know lots of ppl have difficulties telling the diff. dont let them breed again and def dont let the babies breed cos ull never get pure hamsters from them again
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I bought a pair from different shops (e.g male from 1 shop, female from t'other), because I wanted to make sure they were from different parents etc before i bred them........they have now been together around 7 months and they haven't bred but I don't mind. However, over the last fortnight, the male has turned almost white, does this mean he's a winter white? Willow is still the same dark grey :s
Sorry for hijaking your thread
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