What environment do you think is best for hamsters?

Hamsters are best suited to live in moist places and places where the sun is not too harsh. Because they don't like to meet people and like to live alone, they like places where there aren't many of them.

I think hamsters are suitable for living in warm, quiet, and relatively clean places, because hamsters are more afraid of people, so try not to choose places with a lot of people.

Hamsters belong to rats or should be suitable for a warm and dry environment, preferably not too wet, which will make their hair particularly dirty.

I think it's in the dark and damp wood chips, give him melon seeds and plenty of water to let him sit on a small flywheel, but also let him bask in the sun and see the light from time to time.

Hamsters are best suited to a quiet, warm environment, as they are cute little creatures and are relatively timid.

Hamsters are best kept in a quiet environment, as they are small animals that prefer quiet, which will be more conducive to their growth.

I think hamsters are best suited to live in a slightly wetter crypt, a warmer and more comfortable place, and I think rats live in a similar environment.

1. Dark, no sunlight: hamsters like a relatively dim environment, although the three-line hamsters we breed are artificially bred DAO pet rats, not afraid of people and cats, but the nature of rats for hundreds of millions of years determines that they don't like the sun.

2. Living alone environment: hamsters are solitary animals, same-sex hamsters will fight together, and heterosexual hamsters will desperately breed together, 3. Caves: hamsters are cave animals, and they like the top hamster nest the most, and the hamster cage must be placed in a nest, even if it is a cardboard box, the hamster will like it very much.

Loved the good hosts, the good running wheels, the food, the house, etc.

Damn, Ni Yang, you're too focused, what, what do you like to eat?

Hamsters like to eat:

1. Edible food: vegetables, vegetables (such as green cabbage), carrots, squash (green and yellow vegetables are preferred).

2. Seeds: sunflower seeds, peanuts, walnuts, pine nuts (don't give too much).

3. Fruits: apples, strawberries, cherries, bananas (may stick to the cheek pouch, please try not to give rats), grapes (please don't give too much because of a lot of sugar).

4. Grains: chicken feed, dove feed, bird feed, wheat, corn, millet.

5. Plants: clover, dandelion, kudzu, plantain (please do not feed plants that may be contaminated).

6. Animal protein: beef, chicken, boiled egg protein, cheese, milk, yogurt, insects, and small dried fish for pets.

The environmental requirements for suitable hamsters are as follows:

1. Hamsters like quiet places, and noise will cause hamsters to die;

2. Computers, televisions, etc. can not be placed around the hamster, because the hamster will sense the sound waves of electrical appliances that cannot be sensed by humans, which will cause the hamster to be irritable, and the hamster will reduce its life span for a long time;

3. The environment of hamsters should be darker and not suitable for placing them in the sun;

4. Try not to put the hamster cage on the ground, the hamster is easy to eat by mistake or pests, which will cause the hamster to get sick, so it is better to put the hamster on the chair.

Hamsters are omnivores, vegetables, legumes, seeds can be eaten, in summer to be placed in a well-ventilated environment, do not let direct sunlight, winter pay attention to keep warm!

What kind of food do hamsters like to eat and how do they store food?

Hamster rearing environment:

The most suitable temperature is 20 to 28 degrees Celsius, avoid direct sunlight or direct wind blowing to the front of the trembling orange, but pay attention to ventilation, do not get too close to the TV, stereo, computer, hamsters can hear sounds that humans can't hear, should avoid radiation and noise. Summer: It is best not to turn on the air conditioner, because when you go out, turn off the air conditioner, and turn on the air conditioner when you enter the house, which will make the temperature difference in the house too large, and the hamster is very sensitive to temperature and is prone to colds.

Winter: Don't put it outdoors, hamsters will hibernate because it's too cold, spread more bedding materials such as sawdust, configure wooden or grass huts for hamsters to keep warm, or give more napkins for hamsters to make their own nests, the easiest way to put the cage whole into a cardboard box or plastic box, but pay attention to ventilation.