How do you breed hamsters? How hamsters mate

No, the three-line will attack the same kind, I used to give birth to two babies in the third line, and they were raised separately when they grew up, and there should be reproductive isolation in different varieties, I also matched the golden bear with the three-line at the time, but it failed, and the rat seller lied to me that I could, (I used my mobile phone to type word by word, can I).

No, hamsters are solitary animals, don't talk nonsense if you don't understand the following.

I used to grow up and didn't fight, because I was still young and didn't have a sense of territory.

Inbreeding can become deformed.

As long as it is confirmed that it is one male and one female, there is no problem, two males will fight, and one male and three females are no problem (the most balanced grouping).

No. Hamsters can't stay with different species.

Uh-uh·· First of all·· A litter means that they are close relatives·· Secondly·· Pro·· Hamsters are solitary animals

Hamster mating comes with 5 steps:

1.Put the two hamsters in two hamster cages and let them get closer, this step is to get the hamsters familiar with each other first.

2.Put the female hamster in the cage of the male hamster, because the female hamster is more aggressive and territorial than the male, so the male hamster cannot be placed in the female hamster cage.

3.Once placed in a cage, if the two are fighting, separate for a while, repeat the first step and let them continue to run in.

4.If the two don't fight, they will basically start mating quickly, and the mating time will be about 20 minutes.

5.After mating, the female hamster is released back to the original cage, and the purpose of this step is to let the female hamster feel at ease to conceive Zheng Sui.

Put them in the blind date cage and don't let them bump into them.

1. Place the cages of male and female hamsters next to each other so that they can see each other and observe for about 2-3 days. Hamsters can recognize each other's existence through smell and know whether they are compatible or not.

2. After getting used to it, move the female hamster to the cage of the male hamster. Note: Do not move the male hamster to the cage of the female hamster. Because female hamsters are more competitive, they may be attacked by female hamsters if they are moved in.

3. After putting two hamsters in the same cage, if the two hamsters fight, they should be separated into different cages.

4. After putting the two together for a while, the male hamster will chase the female to mate. Mating will be repeated over about 20-60 minutes, during which time the hamster should not be disturbed. Immediately after mating, separate the two hamsters into their respective cages.

Both female and male hamsters have multiple partners. During the breeding season, female hamsters seek out the males' burrows. During mating, the mating plug forms and seals the female's reproductive tract, preventing subsequent males from successfully inseminating. Shortly after mating, female hamsters often drive males out of their territory.

Seasonal breeders, mating and raising litters from February to November. Females produce two to four litters per year. The gestation period is short, lasting 15 to 22 days, and the average litter size is 5 to 7, but can be as small as 1 and as large as 13.

Young hamsters require about 3 weeks of care and 6 to 8 weeks of sexual maturity.