For best health, pet rats are best kept in temperatures between 60 and 95 degrees Fahrenheit. This is to avoid the respiratory ailments. Pet rats can live in colder temperatures, but their lifespan will be decreased. If it freezes, your rat might die right away, especially if they do not have adequate insulated shelter, and other rats to snuggle with. If they are just in a cage with no shelters (boxes, rags, etc) inside it, they will definitely die, unless you live in a shady tropical paradise. Direct sun on a very warm day can also overheat them. If there are wild snakes or other predators that can get through the bars, rats may be eaten, killed, or injured. A neighbor's cat might harass and terrify the rats, even if they cannot get in to physically hurt them. Animals can die of fright, and rats are very sweet and sensitive little creatures. Have their cage inside the house where it's safe and warm if you can. They're worth it! Also, it is best to always have two or more rats, because a single rat can get lonely and bored, as you are not always there to play with them, especially when they are awake at night.
I wouldn't have thought so, hamsters should be kept inside, away from direct sunlight (bedrooms are best) and away from drafts. And at the correct temperature - too cold and it will hiberate and if it's too warm it will have heatstroke.
yes it could live outside but it has to be secure for that it cant escape or for a bird cant eat it
As long as it's clean, large enough, and has an exercise wheel, then it should be fine. Just don't tell the hamster it was formerly a rat cage since hamsters like to feel superior to rats.
Hamsters can live in 10 gallon aquariums (or terrariums). They can live in a plastic cage or a cage with metal bars too. You can also make your own cage, but you must know how. Hamsters also live in the wild in certain parts of the world.
outside
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Well, hamsters really should not be put in a cage with other hamsters as they fight with each other
Well my hamsters never eat out of the cage, dont know why but they never do its nothing to worry about
Yes you can, and some hamsters need to live in pairs. However, syrian hamsters are very territorial and need to live alone.
Because they need to keep safe
You may have 4 dwarf hamsters in a cage but not Syrian hamsters because they will either fight to their death! Or mate.....
Yes some hamster do live outside. They are wild hamsters. I DO NOT recommend trying to catch one. First of all, the wild hamster live across the world from the U.S. Second, if you did live across the world, and you did just so happen to catch one, do not keep it as a pet. Wild hamsters are not used to living in a tiny cage, without their pack. The wild hamsters run around in packs in deserts usually. Have a nice day!
yes they do they have wheels to run on inside their cage and a ball to run outside
They live in a cage, if they are in a household. They have bedding, water, food, and maybe even a blanket or a hut inside the cage.
No, they tend to fight.