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Originally Posted by NaomiR
Okay no one knows or no one wants to tell me?! lol
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There doesn't seem to be many on line tonight - I didn't respond as I thought someone else would be more qualified but, here goes...
...we kept Russians but the behaviour wasn't unusual when male/male (we only kept males). With arlev/hakeem, one would quite often go and make a nest somewhere for a night and then the other would go find him and bed down with him.
In fact, the bigger the compound, the more we found that Russians would re-site nests. It's as if there's an in-built protection mechanism that prevents predators from finding a well-established nest because they change so often.
Small floor areas may not encourage this behaviour - I don't know. I'm not experienced with Rob's but, if that happened to a pair of Russians, I wouldn't be worried.
But keep an eye on them - different hamsters are, er, different.