Chloe B. @peanut_butler 29 day ago How often do you actually trim nails? Everything online says every few weeks, but mine wears his down on the wheel and I have not needed to cut anything in four months. Is that normal or am I missing something? Health & Vet Help Comment 5 New Marcus T. 27 day ago I stopped worrying about the schedule and just check for curling instead. +1 Reply zhainan 28 day ago Four months and nothing to cut sounds perfectly normal for a wheel user. +1 Reply Ava L. 28 day ago Same here. As long as they are not curling or catching on fabric he is fine. +1 Reply Total 5 comments 5 https://hamstertribe.com/post/LNJU1XBI Share: Copy Link Save post Hide post Hide post? Confirm
Chloe B. @peanut_butler 1 month ago Taming took me three weeks of doing almost nothing I want to write this down because when I searched for advice at the start I mostly found either "just pick them up" or nothing useful at all. Week one: nothing. I did not touch him. I sat next to the cage at the same time every evening, talked in a low voice, and put a treat in... Show more Sharing everyday life Comment 4 New Liam P. 1 month ago The goal being that they come to you rather than tolerate you is the whole thing. Well put. Reply Ava L. 1 month ago A week of doing nothing sounds slow until you realise it saves you a month later. Reply Daniel R. 1 month ago Handling over the bed instead of standing up is such a simple fix and I had never thought about it. Reply Total 4 comments 4 https://hamstertribe.com/post/k8GP2unR Share: Copy Link Save post Hide post Hide post? Confirm
Chloe B. @peanut_butler 1 month ago Returning after a few years away Kept dwarfs years ago and finally have the space again. Picking up a pair of Roborovskis next week. Surprised how much the recommended cage sizes have changed since I last did this — in a good way. Treats & Supplies Comment 5 New Marcus T. 1 month ago Second the wheel point especially for robos, they need the space more than the syrians in my experience. Reply Liam P. 1 month ago Welcome back to it. Bedding depth is the other thing that changed completely since you last kept them. Reply Sofia M. 1 month ago Robos are fast. Get the biggest wheel you can fit, they cover absurd distances in a night. Reply Total 5 comments 5 https://hamstertribe.com/post/GUFmmJSj Share: Copy Link Save post 1 Hide post Hide post? Confirm
Chloe B. @peanut_butler 1 month ago My 120x60 DIY build, step by step Finally finished the enclosure. Base is a modified storage bin, lid is mesh, and I added a raised platform so there is usable floor space underneath. Total cost was about $70. Happy to answer questions about the cutting and the mesh framing. Cage Setup & Decor Comment 5 New Emma W. 1 month ago Looks great. Do you have a photo of the inside now that he has moved in? Reply Marcus T. 1 month ago How is the ventilation holding up? That was the one thing I could never get right on mine. Reply Daniel R. 1 month ago This is the best kind of build post. What mesh did you use for the lid and how did you frame it? +1 Reply Total 5 comments 5 https://hamstertribe.com/post/qESmU7W1 Share: Copy Link Save post Hide post Hide post? Confirm