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Jeir · 10-07-2015, 04:38 AM

Oooh, shiny!

I don't see any sign of cheek flashes on her, so not cinnamon. Champagne tends to have a little more brown in the coat, so I'd say she's a red-eyed cream satin.

Red eyes are, well, red. XD They look red regardless of lighting, but can be harder to tell if their eye colour is particularly dark. Black/brown-eyed hamsters don't have any sign of red in their eyes. Here's my red-eyed Bubbles, compared to his black-eyed sister, Pippy (RIP).

Edit: Of course I'd get ninja'd as I was finding suitable images. XD To show the variations of redness that can occur even in the same hamster, here's my Fluffy IV. He's a long-haired, red-eyed banded cinnamon, with one bright red and one dark red eye.

10-07-2015, 04:38 AM
Jeir Hamster Pup Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: UK Posts: 238	Re: Trying to identify color Oooh, shiny! I don't see any sign of cheek flashes on her, so not cinnamon. Champagne tends to have a little more brown in the coat, so I'd say she's a red-eyed cream satin. Red eyes are, well, red. XD They look red regardless of lighting, but can be harder to tell if their eye colour is particularly dark. Black/brown-eyed hamsters don't have any sign of red in their eyes. Here's my red-eyed Bubbles, compared to his black-eyed sister, Pippy (RIP). Edit: Of course I'd get ninja'd as I was finding suitable images. XD To show the variations of redness that can occur even in the same hamster, here's my Fluffy IV. He's a long-haired, red-eyed banded cinnamon, with one bright red and one dark red eye.