Thanks for your comment and yes haha they are talented at that 😂

Sounds like a great start 🐹 Thanks for your comment ^^

It is similar to fluffy bedding - there are a few reasons. One is that hamsters may chew the material/ shred it or take small bits of 'fluff' off it which can then be digested and worst case can cause intestinal blockages which are excruciating painful and result in death. Also the small fibers, depending on what they are, can cause respiratory issues - if the hamster wees in there, the build up of this can also cause respiratory issues and is unhygienic. If the fibers become loose, the hamster can get caught in them. It depends on the material as to which of these can be issues but it is just safer to avoid fabric. Thanks for watching the video and commenting 🐹

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Thank you, that is v kind of you and means a lot!☺

Thanks for your lovely comment! Hope it works well with Buddy!🐹

Buddy is such a cute name for a hamster!!

@@user-si1ol8vi8v I agree, I love the name Buddy. 💕

Thanks for your comment - I am planning a diet video :)

Thanks for your comment. Yes I have 3 videos on this kzfaq.info/sun/PL1ljyBLAY6LfTeI6D1RQje9JhFOnkhMKP&feature=shared Hope they help 😊

5:35 my robo loved coco soil so much. I had a little fish bowl filled with it and she turned it into her burrow 😂🩷

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That wouldn't tell me how fast she runs or how long she spends on her wheel though!

Thanks for your comment If Pearl ever struggles to sand up to the dish I will embed it so she can walk up to it and the water will be at her level.

It would have to be a very secure run. But robos often don't like going into a run anyway so it isn't necessary if they have a nice big enclosure :). Robos should live alone in captivity. I have a video on this also if that helps. Thanks for your comment ☺

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Thanks for commenting your experiences, really helpful to know. So fraustrating that pet shops do this.

Hi Thanks for your comment. If the food isn't fresh food like spinach or something then no harm in putting it back. I wouldn't put the poos back in though. ☺

@@stefrose Thanks so much for taking your time to reply my question, really appreciate it :) My robo is very skittish, and territorial. Every time when I spot clean the sandbox/ toilet, it tends to not go back to the sandbox to urinate for a day or so. Having it urinate in its nest is the last thing I want. So I thought putting back some poos (or even a tiny dot of pee) may help for it to go back to the box to do its business. Also, I understand that their poos are good stuff and they do eat it too? Any thought on this? Thanks once again :)

Yeh DIY 👍🏼

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Ah yes, that is a really good point. They were more readily available, they had high water content = perfect. Thanks for your comment - glad you enjoyed- it is a bit different to the usual but thought it was interesting ☺

It was very interesting. I always enjoy your videos. ❤@@stefrose

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Ah that is interesting. I was thinking that my robo moves burrows more than I would expect. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for your comment! Yes they are so precious 🥰😍 Thanks for you lovely comment and support! 💕

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Great!. Yes, roborovskis are quite different to other hamsters. I am making a video sharing info on brands to buy with different price ranges etc. It's in the making ☺ Thanks for your comment!

@@stefrose nice! so you get my like and suscribe! thanks you! keep working. hope you get many followers. I took this data and this vids seriusly! not so much sounds or cheap video fx. and most important, it doesn’t show fanatism or ridiculus pets. i saw LOOOOOTS of videos, in spanish and english… they are like for adolecents or not so richfull data.

Thank you for your comment 😊 I am so pleased it was helpful. Is the 40cm the height of the enclosure?

@@stefroseI think so!

As long as the actual floor space is 100x50cm a 40cm height should be alright provided you can provide deep enough bedding (30cm) without your robo being able to get out the top of the enclosure :) You will need to put lower bedding the side you want the wheel for e.g. and will need a lid such as a wooden lid with mesh so plenty of air can get in but your robo can't get out. I hope this helps. @@Akomiimentioned

@@stefroseokay thx! :D

I know. It is so disappointing that they aren't changing their hamster care and advice. Thank you for your comment.

Thank you 😊 I make the organic seed mix myself. I do sell it (etsy shop polarisanimals) but recommend that fresh food, insects and flowers/herbs are also added to their diet. Thank you for your support of my channel 🥰

Aspen is a safe wooden bedding but paper bedding will be better if your hamster is itching herself. Your hamster is likely to be busy at night when it is dark and quiet. 😊

Yes as googleemail2368 says you can provide other bedding. Maybe try natural carefresh or similar? You say your hamster sleeps in a hide- if you add deep bedding 20-30cm they might burrow and sleep in their burrow. I hope this helps. Thanks for your comment😊

Hi Thanks for your comment :) It depends on the size. The minimum is 100cm x 50cm x 50cm. A hamster will happily move into a bigger enclosure and will no doubt be happier for it. If you're worried about your hamster being stressed by the move, you can make sure a new enclosure has some scents from the old enclosure that he/ she will recognise such as some of the old bedding for e.g. I hope this helps.

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Hello Yes sure. I used formaldehyde free mdf. I did not paint or treat in anyway but I did put a perspex sheet to fit the base so as to make easier to clean etc. No issues at all with my robo chewing or damaging it in any way. Robos are far less likely to do this than syrians. I hope this helps 😊

Thank you, yes they should 🥰

Sounds great! I need some of those shops! 😊

Hey 😊 Thanks for your comment. Do you mean the fluffy bedding that has a cotton wool consistency? If so, that is very dangerous for hamsters and has been known to cause them a lot of pain and even death. If you don't mean that, can you explain more please so I can help?