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Sorry, i was just frustrated, i just can't seem to find anyone who
wants to respond kindly to an honest answer : (
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I'm not certain I understand. Are you wanting to interbreed Robs and
Syrians?
Because that makes no sense at all. Syrians are the largest variety and Robs
are some of the smallest.
But I will say this, Please leave the breeding to the experts. Particularly
when it comes to Syrians.
They are vey difficult to breed. Knowing the signs of interest in female
Syrian hamsters is more than just
tricky. If two hamsters are introduced at the wrong time it can end in
disaster in a single minute.
Breeders lose dozens of males every month to angry females.
In the wild male hamsters have the room to retreat when a female comes after
them.
A luxury they don't have in captivity.
I'm not kidding. I'm trying to put this as delicately as possible. Don't
consider breeding syrian hamsters
unless you're willing to get some blood on your hands. If you're ready to
commit we can find a way to contact
each other in private. My wife and I had a very successful breeding program
for several years.
It took much blood and sweat to get it right and it's not something I care
to divulge to everyone who can read it online.
This is a very sensitive subject that has come up in this group more times
than I can count.
I can not recall any time that a novice attempted to breed Syrians that it
didn't end in misery.
Pieman Sean

<TinkerBellBabe45 RemoveThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hello! I have two beautiful roborovski hamsters who have successfully
> bred, so i guess now i have eight. the babies are almost full grown,
> and they're adorable. Now what I was wondering how the whole breeding
> robo's and siberians thing was. Now please, it's an honest question so
> please don't be mean! I can't find anything on it, and i was going to
> do robo's and siberians because of their similar body size and
> structure.... I was thinking about it, but was trying to reasearch...
> so please, some kind words of wisdom??
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TinkerBellBabe45 RemoveThis @gmail.com wrote:
> rfI didn't mean syrians i mean like russians and siberians like the
> other form of dwarf
> hamsters, and how can i become an expert if i have not experiance??? i
> appriciate your words
> of wisdom, but a simple yes or no would have been nice, it was an
> honest question,
> and i was really hoping that someone would be nice enough not to
> belittle me by saying that i cannot
> do something...

Just keep doing your research and good luck. I became an accidental breeder
and ended up with 100 gallons of Syrians and we all lived happily ever
after, or for about 3 years anyway. I have no regrets and would do it again
if I could. Contact some local breeders and inquire about purchasing a pair
for that purpose. When you stop over to pick them up as plenty of questions.

Good luck.

AJ.
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