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Mischief2015 · 08-22-2016, 12:35 PM

Ok. Thanks. I really like the look of the Rodipet hybrid mix because it has things she'll be more happy to eat in it and it says in the description that it's made with the knowledge that hybrids are prone to diabetes. Also she's not too keen on the 'biscuit' parts of most mixes either so it would be perfect for her.

Mischief is just a very picky ham, lol. She'll take the millet to her hoard but won't eat it. I've tried leaving her with it before feeding her but she just won't touch it. She doesn't really like sweet treats either unless it's fresh blueberry or apple. She loves vegetables, chicken and egg though.

I was thinking of getting the ceramic tubes/hides beccause I like the look of the dark brown ones but they are a bit pricey. I don't know if you have bought these for your hamster. I was also wondering about the cork wheel. Are they wooden wheels heavy? Are they quite easy for dwarfs to run in?

08-22-2016, 12:35 PM
Mischief2015 Newborn Pup Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Staffordshire Posts: 25	Re: Rodipet Ok. Thanks. I really like the look of the Rodipet hybrid mix because it has things she'll be more happy to eat in it and it says in the description that it's made with the knowledge that hybrids are prone to diabetes. Also she's not too keen on the 'biscuit' parts of most mixes either so it would be perfect for her. Mischief is just a very picky ham, lol. She'll take the millet to her hoard but won't eat it. I've tried leaving her with it before feeding her but she just won't touch it. She doesn't really like sweet treats either unless it's fresh blueberry or apple. She loves vegetables, chicken and egg though. I was thinking of getting the ceramic tubes/hides beccause I like the look of the dark brown ones but they are a bit pricey. I don't know if you have bought these for your hamster. I was also wondering about the cork wheel. Are they wooden wheels heavy? Are they quite easy for dwarfs to run in?