Chloe B. @peanut_butler 9 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. 7 day ago I stopped worrying about the schedule and just check for curling instead. +1 Reply zhainan 8 day ago Four months and nothing to cut sounds perfectly normal for a wheel user. +1 Reply Ava L. 8 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 18 day 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. 15 day ago The goal being that they come to you rather than tolerate you is the whole thing. Well put. Reply Ava L. 16 day ago A week of doing nothing sounds slow until you realise it saves you a month later. Reply Daniel R. 16 day 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 24 day 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. 18 day ago Second the wheel point especially for robos, they need the space more than the syrians in my experience. Reply Liam P. 20 day ago Welcome back to it. Bedding depth is the other thing that changed completely since you last kept them. Reply Sofia M. 21 day 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. 28 day ago Looks great. Do you have a photo of the inside now that he has moved in? Reply Marcus T. 29 day ago How is the ventilation holding up? That was the one thing I could never get right on mine. Reply Daniel R. 29 day 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