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Yes, they're easy to? tame. Once tame, bites are rare.

But are? they easy to tame and do they bite?

Syrian hamster is an alternate name for mesocricetus? auratus - better known as the golden hamster.

Mine bites me? and does'nt let me hold her :(

:S Thanx for the? information...

do syrian hamsters bite? the first day you have them or any day?Can you tame them?Are they cute?Answer please

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VERY CUTE? XD

i have 2 little chinese hammies i lurrv them sooo? much! they r cute...i also have 1 sirean hamster called tinkerbell but i call her pearl(dont ask)

THERE SO KAWAII ARNT THYE??? IVE GOT A FEMALE CHINESE HAMSTER CALLED JASMINE AND SHES? 10 WEEKS OLD!! (sorry for the caps im just really glad I could find them!)

They can get diarrhea if you feed them too much watery foods, such as? lettuce. But not wet-tail =]

Aw, so sad! But at least you still have the rest of the little cuties. I don't know very much about Chinese hamsters. I've only seen one Chinese hamster in my life (and that was in a PetsMart store a? couple years ago). Even if they're difficult to keep, I think it's cool that you have Chinese hamsters. They're quite a rarity.

Russian dwarfs I know are difficult to tame. I guess I'll stick with Syrian hamsters. They're what I'm most familiar with anyway. I once had a really cute Syrian hamster who was so friendly that he would fall asleep on my? lap when he got tired. So cute! But anyway, wet tail is caused by bacteria, not by eating fresh fruit. Hamsters get the wet tail bacteria either from stress, or they catch it from other hamsters, since it's highly contagious.

arent you not meant to? feed hamsters wet food as it can give them wet-tail?

they are the? same, never get russian dwarfs. i had two and one of them murdered the other