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lovehamsters01 · 12-26-2023, 07:44 PM

honestly having more than one hamster for a cage is really not advisable even with a large amount of space. even if you bought a bonded pair, its very rare that they actually stay bonded longer than a couple months.
if you want to get more than one hamster, its really wiser to keep them completely separate.
your cage system sound great, the main thing you want to look out for in these kind of cages is that a proper sized wheel will fit inside. so for dwarf hamster that should be 6-9 inches.
you're definitely right about a dwarf hamster for this kind of cage, although keep in mind that Syrians tend to be better for children. But it definitely is possible to find a tame dwarf hamster he can enjoy as a pet.
Good Luck!

12-26-2023, 07:44 PM
lovehamsters01 Hamster Pup Join Date: Jan 2022 Posts: 119	Re: Dwarf hamster housing honestly having more than one hamster for a cage is really not advisable even with a large amount of space. even if you bought a bonded pair, its very rare that they actually stay bonded longer than a couple months. if you want to get more than one hamster, its really wiser to keep them completely separate. your cage system sound great, the main thing you want to look out for in these kind of cages is that a proper sized wheel will fit inside. so for dwarf hamster that should be 6-9 inches. you're definitely right about a dwarf hamster for this kind of cage, although keep in mind that Syrians tend to be better for children. But it definitely is possible to find a tame dwarf hamster he can enjoy as a pet. Good Luck!