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Old 09-02-2005, 04:57 PM   #11
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No...I have not put the other 2 back yet. I don't want the other 2 to pick up their bad habit. Also they may be rehomed in another 2 weeks.



Is it normal behavour of these two boys ? These are my first batch of Robs. May be I am expecting too much from them.



If the normal expectation is that you can scoop them up any time; run from hand to hand....then they are perfectly "normal" ..they do not bite under these situation.
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Old 09-12-2005, 04:52 AM   #12
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I have over 40 Roborovski and none do this but that is not to say this is not unusual behaviour and I am just really lucky...



I hope it is something they grow out off. How are they doing now. Were the two rehomed?
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Old 09-28-2005, 09:14 PM   #13
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Now I have only one boy left ! I meant to keep two boys but one escaped and was later found drowned....I feel really awful The lone suvivor is called Marco. Each morning and evening, he will sit on my hand for a couple of minutes to enjoy the seeds that I offer him. He comes whenever I call for him. Sometimes he will smell the seeds and then look at me "What ? seeds again ! Where is my wormy ?! " ... meal worm is still his favourate.
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Old 09-30-2005, 06:50 PM   #14
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Aww that is sad news. It really does not take much water for a hamster to drown, a major reason I NEVER advocate the use of bowls of water instead of water bottles... glad little Marco is still with you and being a cheeky chappie I can just see him asking for his wormy
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