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Hamster
Among the most common types of pet hamsters are:
Syrian hamster
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The Syrian hamster also called the golden hamster or the bear hamster is a solitary animal that is often in need of a private home.
A hamster that was raised while still young can have a good temper, though it may be angry if awakened during the day as a nocturnal creature (active at night). The Syrian hamster is distinguished by its golden brown coat and can have different colors and hair lengths.
Dwarf hamster
Some dwarf hamsters are social with other hamster species and can be raised in same-sex pairs or in small groups, and most are easy to handle with quiet touches.
Dwarf hamsters have gray-brown fur, a dark-colored stripe down the middle of their back, and a white belly.
Chinese hamster
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| Chinese hamster |
The Chinese hamster is very small, but it is not classified as a dwarf hamster. It is less common compared to other types of hamsters. It is noted that it is somewhat difficult to deal with due to its small size and speed; Therefore, it is recommended to place it in a cage made of solid bars that cannot be pressed or glass basins. The Chinese hamster has a dark brown back and a black streak along the spine.
Chinchilla
Chinchillas are affectionate and active pet rodents. They are characterized by their playful nature which makes them able to spend a lot of time having fun. They are active in the evening, and due to their longevity, they can be considered a long-term friend.
although this means that they require a long-term commitment as well. The chinchilla is distinguished by its attractive appearance; They have thick fur and a furry tail as well. They have large, round eyes and large erect ears. The chinchilla's fur is gray or beige, with a shade darker on top and lighter on the bottom.
Jerboa
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| Jerboa |
The jerboa resembles a hamster in its shape, except that it has a somewhat wider head, very small ears, a thinner body, and a long tail, and its back is arched and moves like the movement of mice. Gray, orange, white, and others. It is noteworthy that the garb is very active, and takes several naps throughout the day to recharge its energy again. It is often active during the day, and loves to hide with its droppings, as well as climb; Therefore, it is preferable to provide him with an exercise wheel.
pet mice
Pet mice have shiny fur that comes in a wide range of colors, including black with shades of gray, brown, beige, and others, and the fur comes in multiple patterns, including Himalayan, Siamese, and some that are free of fur, and in this case, it requires more care to keep it warm and maintain Pet mice have prominent, round eyes that come in dark or red colors depending on the color of the fur, and they also have long tails, and although mice are usually active at night, they are adaptable to spend more time with their owner if he is ready to play with them.