Ask what kind of hamster to buy and how to choose.

The first kind is milk tea hamster, because the fur color of milk tea hamster is very similar to bubble tea, so it is called milk tea hamster. Milk tea hamster is not only easy to feed, but also not afraid of people. It is gentle to its owner and doesn't bite. This is an easy to use method.

The second is the purple hamster. You must have rarely seen lavender hamsters, right? The purple hamster is lavender, and its coat color is a little gray, which makes people like it at first sight. In addition, the purple hamster also belongs to the third-line hamster. They are gentle, and they are also good hamsters to feed.

The third kind is the golden fox hamster, which is the offspring of silver fox and pudding. Moreover, the golden fox hamster is beautiful and inherits all the advantages of the previous generation. The most important thing is that it is easy to feed, but the price will be more expensive than others.

The fourth kind is the pudding hamster, which is very docile and very common. You can buy it easily for less than a few dollars. Probably due to genetic reasons, it is not recommended that the mother pudding hamster get pregnant. It is dangerous for owners who want to get hamsters pregnant to take a detour.

The fifth is the silver fox hamster. Silver fox hamster can eat very much and is greedy, so forget it, he doesn't like sports, especially the silver fox hamster of purple hamster offspring, almost every one is a little fat man. But the silver fox hamster system is very good, and it likes to be close to people. Newcomers are strongly recommended to raise here.

The sixth is the third-line wild hamster. Everyone will find this name strange at first glance. Why is it called tricolor wild hamster? It turns out that this hamster is not farmed, but wild. This wild hamster loves sports very much, and the price is also the cheapest among them.

If you want to keep more hamsters so as not to make them too lonely, try not to put them in the same cage. Small hamsters have a strong sense of territory and may fight for territory, but a small number of hamsters can accept each other's looks and live together, but because of competition, they will inevitably fight. If it is light, it may be just a bite. If it is heavy, it may be bitten to death! So we suggest that you don't put hamsters in the same cage.

However, if you have already started to fight, it is recommended not to pull them away directly by hand. We can bring a pair of thick gloves or take cardboard to separate the two hamsters. Besides, hamsters that have fought should not be put in the same basket.

Seeing this, if you are ready, you can welcome the new members of your family.