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dreamtree1234 · 08-12-2018, 02:06 AM

Cypher gave you a lot of excellent advice. I would just be very vigilant for any potential signs of them not getting along. The signs may be as subtle as one not getting enough food and becoming very skinny whereas the other is thriving. This can be helped by scatter feeding so they have to forage for their foods. I always suggest having a second cage ready just in case your sister needs to separate them immediately. Best of luck to your sister and her two robo hams.

08-12-2018, 02:06 AM
dreamtree1234 The Cuddler of Cuteness Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: United States Posts: 3,278	Re: Robo Housing/Pair advice Cypher gave you a lot of excellent advice. I would just be very vigilant for any potential signs of them not getting along. The signs may be as subtle as one not getting enough food and becoming very skinny whereas the other is thriving. This can be helped by scatter feeding so they have to forage for their foods. I always suggest having a second cage ready just in case your sister needs to separate them immediately. Best of luck to your sister and her two robo hams. __________________ "...she fell into a deep sleep, and dreamed the dreams of the dreamtree." ~Stephen Cosgrove Mum to Duchess. Fur Angels Eros007, Arwen, Hinata & Snickers 4Ever.