wanted 2 introduce myself & my 5 dwarf hammies

[cypher]

Never used tiny pic so don't really know but with photobucket I just copy the image link straight into my post, don't use the mountain icon at all.

[Coconut Latte]

Here are some pictures of my Chinese Hamster...Pink Sugar
The one where she is in the clear plastic bin was taken when she was a baby

[Coconut Latte]

Here is a picture of Xena when I first brought her home last Easter morning 2015

[Coconut Latte]

This is Chloe when she was younger

[cypher]

They all look really sweet tiny hams!

[Coconut Latte]

Thank you! They are fun!

[Pebbles82]

I love all your hammies! They are beautiful. Zara had a lucky escape there. Nancy knows a lot about hamsters so if you need to know anything about their healthcare she will probably know. There are also some other real experts on hamster health on here.

Welcome by the way. I am glad your hammies give you such pleasure. Seeing them makes me want a dwarf hamster! We just have the one - a giant Syrian lol!



I hope your treatment is going well - a tough time for you - you will find lots of friendly positive vibes on here

I use photobucket to upload large photos, like Cypher.

To do this you register with photobucket.com where you just click on 'upload' and upload any photos directly from your computer. When they are loaded into your photobucket page, you left click on one to open it and click on one of the symbols that appears to 'edit'. When the edit menu opens you click on 'resize' then set the first number to no more than 700 (so the picture doesn't stretch the forum page on here). The second number will change automatically.

You then click 'apply' and then save.

You will end up with two versions of the photo. The original one and the resized one. To go back to the main page with all your photos, click on Library. Then left click on the photo you want to use to open it. On the right are four boxes with links. Left click on the bottom link which will copy the url. Then on here, click on the blue world icon at the top of the message box and paste the url into the box that opens. In your message, a url link will appear. After you hit submit at the end of your message, the photo will appear instead of the url link.

Sounds a bit long-winded but quite quick once you get the hang of it. The main thing is to resize them after uploading as most photos are much too large. 700 fills the width of a page on here and makes a nice large photo. I sometimes do 650 just to be on the safe side.

[Coconut Latte]

That's really cool cause I was just using photobucket on another web-site & tried 2 use it for this web-site too but it didn't work. Now I know to edit the picture..thanks!