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LavoChain · 05-19-2013, 01:22 PM

You're better off just buying a wham 110L bin, this is around 80x40cm and easy to get hold of. If you're looking specifically for WW's you will need to research and find a good breeder who can prove their family line, a lot of WW's sold now are actually hybrids and these have special dietary requirements and a risk of neurological problems. You also need to be aware that they may end up fighting and need to be split, would your parents accept the fact that you will need to buy two cages, wheels ect. If not I would suggest you go with just one from the start, they can be just as happy.

05-19-2013, 01:22 PM
LavoChain Hamster Overlord Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Stoke-on-Trent Posts: 806	Re: Bin Cage You're better off just buying a wham 110L bin, this is around 80x40cm and easy to get hold of. If you're looking specifically for WW's you will need to research and find a good breeder who can prove their family line, a lot of WW's sold now are actually hybrids and these have special dietary requirements and a risk of neurological problems. You also need to be aware that they may end up fighting and need to be split, would your parents accept the fact that you will need to buy two cages, wheels ect. If not I would suggest you go with just one from the start, they can be just as happy. __________________ * Please look and 'like' our rescues facebook page * https://www.facebook.com/Potty4hams Mummy to Chinese, Plato and Syrians, Robbie Jnr and Miss Mo. Sleep well all past animals, hams and otherwise.