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Ria P · 11-16-2020, 03:50 PM

Yes, the sunflower, pumpkin and linseeds are all the same as far as i know. I buy them in the supermarket and have never really thought about it.

My dwarf girls also strip the seed sprays as soon as i put them in so they don't get new ones that often.

The nibbling seems to be a bit of a dwarf thing but he'll probably grow out of it. Gordon used to climb on my hand to get linseeds and i buried my fingers in the substrate at first.

That's as far as i got with him but he was seven months old and hadn't been handled when i got him so you have a far better chance of taming Comet because he's still young.

I think it may be a matter of trying things out to see how he responds. The fact that he's motivated by food may really help with taming or trying to tame him.

11-16-2020, 03:50 PM
Ria P House of Hamsters Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: Wiltshire, UK Posts: 7,103	Re: Robo questions re food and taming Yes, the sunflower, pumpkin and linseeds are all the same as far as i know. I buy them in the supermarket and have never really thought about it. My dwarf girls also strip the seed sprays as soon as i put them in so they don't get new ones that often. The nibbling seems to be a bit of a dwarf thing but he'll probably grow out of it. Gordon used to climb on my hand to get linseeds and i buried my fingers in the substrate at first. That's as far as i got with him but he was seven months old and hadn't been handled when i got him so you have a far better chance of taming Comet because he's still young. I think it may be a matter of trying things out to see how he responds. The fact that he's motivated by food may really help with taming or trying to tame him.