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Old 06-20-2017, 10:53 PM  
Bellatrix
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Originally Posted by AmityvilleHams View Post
Not too sure about biting stopping just because a hamster is tame,since that can happen at any time with any animal whether it be an accident or not!Many things can make this more likely though,including long nails that can be very appealing to curious hamsters.
Man, it was a joke.

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Originally Posted by AprilPearl View Post
This made me laugh! Most hamsters never bite though, even when untamed (at least from my experience of the 7 my family have owned so far!). And, even tame hamsters will sometimes give you a nibble if your hands smell of food.
That was the effect I was going for.

If I'm honest, I've had three Syrians in the past and my current dwarf and none of them have been bitters.

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