- @Agent Maine(Meta) - cute ratto! does he live alone? Rats thrive on companionship and really shouldn't be living by themselves! If he does have someone to live with, then that's great! If not, I suggest getting him a friend.
Agent Maine(Meta) wrote:Right now he does live alone because he is an unfixed male and my other rats are females. He's going to the vet soon to get fixed since I would prefer no Oops litters. So until he gets fixed, I interact with him as regularly as possible. He's usually not in his cage even unless I have to go to bed.
Roleplayer123 wrote:Hoi, again lol.With us moving, I've decided to buy another hamster! However, I cannot decide and wish for some advice on some other hamster species (if you've owned them). The main ones I would like to purchase are Syrians, a trio or more of robo dwarves (eeee) or maybe even a Chinese!
Roleplayer123 wrote:Ahhhhh I have a dilemma.
At the store I was showing my mother the bin I wanted to get for Phoenix, and talking about how I would make ventilation holes and zip-tie mesh on. She said, ''Well ____, he's going to suffocate! With all the bin 'smells' he'll surely die. And, it's plastic. He'll chew it, and its poison to him!''
1st of all, Phoenix is NOT a big chewer.
2nd, is I don't really know where her knowledge of cages came from.
3rd, I'd add plenty of air holes for ventilation. And if I add none at the bottom, there'd be none to chew.
She thinks that a crittertrail would be okay, as long as I let him out daily. "I'm not that ignorant about hamsters'' She says.
I don't know how to explain 'hamster care' to my mother, but I can't just leave Phoenix with a ''standard'' cage.
If you guys have any idea of how I can explain this to my mother, it'd be greatly appreciated.
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