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Syrian Hamster for sale in Suffolk, Virginia | $10

Name: Syrian Hamster
Brand: Syrian Hamster
SKU: 637980
Price: 10 USD
Availability: InStock

Adorable teddy bear, Syrian baby hamsters

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Adorable teddy bear, Syrian baby hamsters

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

637980

Price / Fee

$10

Pet

Rodent

Breed

Syrian Hamster

Location

Suffolk, Virginia

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

I have teeny tiny three week old baby golden Syrian hamsters that will be looking for new homes in about 1 week. The largest and friendliest of the hamster breeds. I have both parents on site and both are tame and do not bite. These are solitary hamsters and so you can only house one in a cage. I can not tell yet what sex they are. Asking $10 each. They should be great to go in about 1 week.

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Price / Fees

$10

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FAQ about Adorable Teddy Bear Syrian Baby Hamsters

What breed are the hamsters?

The hamsters being offered are the Syrian Hamster, also known as the teddy bear hamster, which is known for their friendly disposition and cuddly appearance.

How old are the hamsters?

The baby hamsters are currently three weeks old and will be ready for new homes in about one week.

What is the price for each hamster?

The asking price for each hamster is $10, a reasonable price for such adorable pets!

Are the parents of the hamsters available for viewing?

Yes, both parents are on site and can be seen. They are tame and do not bite, ensuring a friendly lineage for the baby hamsters.

Can I house multiple Syrian hamsters together?

No, Syrian hamsters are solitary animals and should only be housed individually in a cage.

Will I be able to determine the sex of the hamsters?

At this time, it is difficult to determine the sex of the baby hamsters; they will need to grow a bit more before their sex can be accurately identified.