Different hamster breeds

There are about 20 different species of hamsters.

Most of these cannot be kept as pets.

There are, They are the Syrian hamster and the Dwarf hamster.

The Syrian hamster is the most common of the hamsters and is also known as the Fancy or the Standard hamster.

There are more than 40 different colour types of the Syrian hamster.

Some of the colours are golden, cream, cinnamon, sable, yellow, yellow black, black, gray, white, honey, and blond.

They also come in different coat types which can range from long hair to short hair, and satin and rex coated.

They have different patterns which include banded, dominant spot, tortoiseshell, and calico.

Syrian hamsters grow to be about 6-7 inches and have a short tail.

They have hairless feet with 4 toes on their front feet and 5 toes on their back feet.

They have expandable cheek pouches and will live for 2-3 years.

They are friendly, but are solitary creatures and cannot live with another hamster.

Dwarf hamsters are less tolerant of handling, but can live in pairs or small groups.

They grow to between 3-4 inches long and have a 2 year lifespan.

They have a dorsal stripe that runs from head to tail.

There are actually a few breeds of Dwarf hamster which include the Dwarf Campbell’s Russian hamster, the Dwarf Winter White Russian hamster, the Chinese hamster, and the Roborovski hamster.

The Dwarf Campbell’s Russian hamster is from central Asia.

They have furry feet and grow to be about 4 inches in length.

They have a plump rounded body.

They can be either short haired or satin coated with patterns to include mottled and platinum.

They come in a variety of colours such as golden, beige, black, lilac, blue, opal, dove, champagne, and albino.

They are less tolerant of handling and may nip.

They can breed with the Dwarf Winter White Russian hamster.