Milk teahamster(DwarfWinterWhiteRussianHamster) Because the overall color of its back is relatively uniform and very similar to the pearl milk tea we drink every day, it is named after the milk tea hamster.

Some milk teas will have the so-called winter white phenomenon, that is, when the temperature drops in winter, the hair of the whole body turns white like a silver fox in a short time, but it will return to the original after the temperature warms up. color, so the owner does not have to worry.

Chinese name: Milk tea hamster

Foreign name: DwarfWinterWhiteRussianHamster

Chinese alias: three-line hamster (details)

Kingdom: animal kingdom

Department: Chordate

Subphylum: Vertebrata

Class: Mammalia

Milk teahamster I am lazy by nature. The reaction to the outside world is not very sensitive. The popular saying is that the hamster is more honest, or more stupid. Due to the unknown background and mysterious background of milk tea hamsters, and the small amount of milk tea on the market, the market price of milk tea once caught up with the old lady hamster.

In the early days, many rat friends did not dare to buy and raise milk tea hamsters because of the price and their lack of understanding. It is gradually recognized by most mouse friends, so many people are proud to have a milk tea.

The hair color of milk tea hamsters is very similar to the color of pearl milk tea. Their eyes are black, and the back line is gray. It is clear if you look closely, but some have no back line (there are mice Friends call this the best milk tea), they are the most beautiful of the three-line hamsters (details).

Diet: omnivorous (partially herbivorous)

Food

Omnivorous. Mainly feed on various weed seeds and grains, occasionally hunt insects, have the habit of storing food, do not hibernate, and rely on stored food for the winter. Can be fed in captivity hamster special food or grain. Hamsters cannot eat food eaten by humans. Sunflower seeds, peanuts and other flammable foods can only be used as a snack for training rewards, not as a staple food.

Milk teahamsters have an average lifespan of around three years, so when you decide you want to keep them pets, be sure to cherish the short, good time with them. Most of the milk tea hamsters raised in captivity are relatively docile.

Milk tea hamsters have become more common. However, many businesses use inbreeding, which makes some milk teas with poor congenital constitution, and may also appear tilted or autobiographical. When buying, pay attention to distinguishing.

The diet of milk tea hamsters is more omnivorous (partially herbivorous). Most rodents are active at night or in the morning and evening, but there are also many species that are active during the day. Winter activity is generally reduced, before winter comes, or store fat in the body for use when dormant; or start to store food in autumn. Some have cheek pouches that temporarily store food in their mouths.

They mainly feed on various weed seeds and grains, and occasionally hunt insects. They have the habit of storing food, do not hibernate, and rely on stored food for the winter. In the case of artificial breeding, hamsters can be fed special food or grains. Hamsters cannot eat food eaten by humans. Sunflower seeds, peanuts and other flammable foods can only be used as a snack for training rewards, not as a staple food. Adequate drinking water cannot be interrupted.