Both girls
By acey
@twentysix76 (674)
Quezon City, Philippines
October 12, 2018 6:25am CST
I bought this two.hamsters last May this year, a gift for my son. I wonder why this two hamsters doesn't reproduce
So while I clean their cahe, I'm so afraid to touch them because it might bit me.. so i just observed them and look for their private parts and there it is, they are both female :-( It has been months that I believe that they are male and female since the petshop owner told me about their gender.
Now , I want to buy a male hamster... it would be nice seeing some newborn hamsters .
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6 responses
@simplfred (20641)
• Philippines
12 Oct 18
Ha ha... Pet seller lied for the sake of money... Scammer spotted.
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@m_audrey6788 (58472)
• Germany
12 Oct 18
I`m wondering why they have to lie for the sake of money? 
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@simplfred (20641)
• Philippines
12 Oct 18
@m_audrey6788 To sell their stuff. If the pet seller told the buyer that both are female, the buyer might not buy it or look for another place to buy hamsters.
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@m_audrey6788 (58472)
• Germany
12 Oct 18
@simplfred Oh ok. Sad to know that there are sellers like that in our country 
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@CaptAlbertWhisker (32694)
• Calgary, Alberta
12 Oct 18
Are they syrian or russian.... Syrian hamsters should not be kept on the same cage. They will kill each other.
@MALUSE (69373)
• Germany
12 Oct 18
What will you do with the hamster babies? Do you want to keep them? Don't forget that the 'babies' won't need long until they also start reproducing.
Or do you already know people who will take all the hamster offspring from you?
You should have satisfying answers to these questions before buying a male hamster.
I hope you can get the male one soon.
@garysibi (702)
• Chicago, Illinois
13 Oct 18
You can keep two females in one cage but males need to be kept by themselves or they will fight.
I used to breed hamsters when I was in high school. You have to be very careful. Unless the female is in the right part of her reproductive cycle, she will kill the male. Never put them in the same cage. Let them check each other out on neutral ground. If she's ready, they'll mate.
If the female does have babies you have to be very careful around them. If you surprise the mother, she will eat the babies.
