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Hamsters Of Instagram: Tiny Pets, Massive Fun and Love!
Hamsters have been
around for the longest time, as a classroom or a starter Pet for most. They fit
in our palms and look adorable stuffing their cheek pockets full of food. Sadly
the lack of education and experience often led to quick deaths of many Hamsters.
Although their lifespans may not be as long as all other types Pets, we should
bear the responsibility of providing the best life these tiny creatures should
have ☺
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Did you
know that you mustn’t bath your Hamsters in water?
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What Kind Of Hamsters Are Popular?
We have
two types of hamsters most commonly found around the world, the Dwarf Hamster,
and the Syrian (Golden) Hamster.
Dwarf Hamsters alone have 3 popular species— Roborovski, Djungarian, and Campbell’s. Amongst them, Dwarf hamsters
have gained more popularity as a group throughout the years, for their
aesthetics and tinier appeal.
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1. Asahi.fl
Step into
the world of Hammies with these guys from Japan, as they show you Hamster can
rock a miniature Dollhouse filled with working furniture too.
— 71.2 K followers
2. Gift__08
Gift is a
Dwarf Hammie from Japan, living his happy live and providing his owner a ton of
photogenic close ups. We can’t help but fall in love with this innocent looking
one right here.
— 52.6 K followers
3. Cheese the Fat Hamster
This
account originally belonged to Cheese
(R.I.P.), also known as the internet sensation for having all his very own miniature
household items to eat his food off of! This account is now home to Bacon and Ham, and their hoomin Tiffany Zhang. They hail from Manchester,
England.
— 36.4 K followers
4. Nococo.K
Follow Azuki, Koyuki, Koume and Ramune from Japan, on their daily lives
and melting moments whilst being
stroked by their hoomin. Sorry, but we’re melting in our hearts too!
— 32.8 K followers
5. SU
Yup, the
name’s just Su, the Golden Hamster
from Japan with a pleasant photo journal filled with large eyes, fluffy body
and adorable ears. Looking at these makes us feel like shrinking just so we
could curl up right beside Su.
— 30 K followers
6. Kenny
Kenny is a Dwarf hamster from Japan, and he spends his days nibbling on snacks while donning on a million different costume each time, all in the comfort of laying back into his owner's palm!
— 26.3 K Followers
7. MT1673
Hanamaru, Monaka and Azuki have a myriad of videos, most of which features them eating,
because, who doesn’t love a munching manju
(Japanese red bean confectionery)?
— 20.9 K followers
8. Sachiro520
There is
nothing more adorable than a tiny Hamster that loves being in the palm of your
hands. A hamster like Taro-chan! He
loves curling up in his hoomins’ palm for snacks, or even nothing at all. Also
from Japan.
— 11.5 K followers
9. Kimuchi_1
Kimuchi is
another dwarf hamster from Japan with his very own miniature furnitures. Plus
he takes great pictures posing with them. Take a look yourselves ☺
— 9172 followers
10. Parumu
Meet 5
Golden hamsters and their hoomin couple from Japan too, in their everyday lives
of peachy butts and pleasing photos. Every photograph just looks so calming!
— 6992 followers
How To Have Fun With Your Hamster
Well, apart from
keeping them entertained with a ton of hiding places, stuff to chew on and
proper care, you are encouraged to bond with your Hammies, frequently feeding
them and holding them in your hands. For a new Hamster that may require a bit
of time and patience for them to grow accustomed to it ☺
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And once
they are, you’d be surprised at the endless amount of fun you could actually
have with them, as opposed to just keeping them in a cage. Note: It isn’t
advisable to keep hamsters in pairs, unless they were introduced together from
a young age. Most Hamsters are perfectly fine being alone, separation prevents
territorial fights.
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