== == They are scent glands and all hamsters have two of them, one above each hip (except some dwarf hamsters which have a third one underneath). They are usually more obvious on a male hamster and when they get older they can sometimes get quite hairless and shiny, especially when they over groom them. You will occasionally see your hamster rubbing his/her hip spots around their cage to mark their territory. This is nothing to worry about as this means your hamster is sexually mature and in good breeding condition.
Spotted turtles have a black shell with yellow or orange spots. Their skin is dark with yellow or orange spots as well.
Male teddy bear hamsters typically have a larger rear end and scent glands, which can look like dark spots on each side of their body. Female teddy bear hamsters have a smaller rear end and lack these scent glands. Additionally, female hamsters may have nipples that are visible.
if that is a game you are dumb
there will be a heart where it shows hamsters...
Yes you can hamsters do not fight with each other unless their mad at each other
If your hamsters are tackling each other then the only thing you can really do is separate them. If hamsters have not been together since birth, then they will most likely not get along in the same cage. Get another gage or divide the one your using now, or your hamsters might really hurt each other!
Hamsters are very antisocial animals they do not live with each other or most other animals. Dwarf hamsters can live together but there is still a small chance they will turn against each other.
If they are kept together,yeah. If they are brother dwarf hamsters they may not fight but if they are Syrian hamsters they will kill each other.
No, there spots are like our fingerprints their spots are all different from each other!!
No.
Well, hamsters really should not be put in a cage with other hamsters as they fight with each other
if they are syrian hamsters, yes they will! and they sometimes even kill each other however, if they are dwarf hamsters, they will usually get along if they are in groups