Yes they do. Syrian hamsters' are solitary creatures, meaning they like to live alone just as nature intended them to.
They are also very territorial creatures, the female being aggressively more so than the male. The female is usually more possessive and protective of her territory because she has a tendency to have a greater parental investment in the territory than the male.
No attempt should be made to house them together in the same or opposite sex.
Putting a male and female together when the female is not in heat will result in the female attacking the male.
The only time they will tolerate each other is when the female is in heat.
Yes you can but there is a chance that the female will get pregnant.
No, Syrian Hamsters can be male or female.
If they are kept together,yeah. If they are brother dwarf hamsters they may not fight but if they are Syrian hamsters they will kill each other.
Black Bear Hamster is their nickname. Their real name is a Syrian Hamster. No, not all Syrian Hamsters are male. They require a female in order to breed.
Yes, both male and female Syrian hamsters have nipples. In female Syrian hamsters, the nipples are more prominent and are used for nursing their young.
its likely they will just breed but the male might attack the babies and if theyr syrian hamsters they should be separated because they will fight
Yes two female hamster can fight but not as violent or often as male hamsters. female hamsters can get in rarely any fights
When the babies are born, the male will have to be seperated because he could get jelOus and hurt them. The babies can live with the female for a couple of months but then you have to seperate the male and female babies because then they start to breed again
hamsters fight for dominance it always happens male male female female and male female all you can do is watch if it gets out of hand separate them hamsters are also solitary and they don't need company so don't feel bad separating them
If its a dwarf hamster, you can choose if you want the male to stay. If its a syrian hamster you can give the male away.
Both male and female Syrian hamsters make great pets. Males tend to be more mellow and less likely to fight if kept alone, while females may be more active and social. Ultimately, the best hamster for you will depend on your preferences and the individual personality of the hamster.
no 2 male hamsters will fight, I have a Male Hamster and so does my Brother, we put them next to each other and my Hamster jumped on top of his. if you out 2 male or female hamsters together, they will surely fight