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Hi my profile Is hamsterluvr63 my hamstie died three years ago and his name was Hammy and he was a winter white hamstie and I loved him and still do to this day
Hi!
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Frida
Hello and welcome to the forum 
I'm so sorry for your loss of Hammy.
Is your avatar photo Hammy?
He is beautiful
I'm so sorry for your loss of Hammy.
Is your avatar photo Hammy?
He is beautiful
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Hello and welcome to the forum. I am so sorry to hear of your loss. You are welcome to wrote a tribute to Hammy in the rainbow bridge thread.
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Hello and welcome to the forum.
Please feel free to share your happy memories with Hammy if you like. It can be difficult or too upsetting to talk about our rainbow hamsters though. Do whatever feels right for you but remember one thing, people on here understand how you feel.
Please feel free to share your happy memories with Hammy if you like. It can be difficult or too upsetting to talk about our rainbow hamsters though. Do whatever feels right for you but remember one thing, people on here understand how you feel.
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Hi my online name is hamsterluvr63 and by my username you can probably tell that I LOVE HAMSTERS! I have had a hamster in recent years and he died living a happy life. I got him from a family trying to rehome their hamster his original name was Wilbur but I didn't like that name so I called him Hammy. He died two years ago on October first 2021. He lived two years with his old family and one year with mine. He was possibly the sweetest and chubbiest little winter white dwarf. He almost never bit anyone and loved to play on his wheel and I was devastated when he died. We decorated his "coffin" which was a box and placed him and his favorite things in it and buried him in our side yard. I am happy to say I will be getting a robo dwarf hamster on Christmas or the first week of December.
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I've merged your post with your original introductory post, as an update 
Also looking forward to hearing about your new robo. Don't hesitate to ask anything if you need any info on what cage to use or how to set it up.
Also looking forward to hearing about your new robo. Don't hesitate to ask anything if you need any info on what cage to use or how to set it up.
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I am not getting a robo dwarf I am getting a winter white.
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Have you set up your cage to get everything ready?
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It sounds like you've found a hamster now
Look forward to meeting your robo. They are very fast little things and need a lot of space. I'm sure you've got everything organised - a tank style cage is probably best or a barred cage that isn't too tall and has narrow bar spacing.
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Hi Maz! Actually I am getting a winter white hamster and I am using a cage from when I had my last hamster. I cleaned it out with water and dawn soap. Sadly, the cage is a Furplast wire and plastic cage. Victoria Raechel in one of her videos said it was about 398 square inches of floor space and I got a bigger wheel for the enclosure.I've merged your post with your original introductory post, as an update
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Is it possible to get a bigger cage? I would wait until you can get a bigger cage before you get your hamster because sadly this cage is too small for a hamster. 
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Yeah, I know its small. sadly, my family is on a budget and that's the only cage I have and we dont have enough supplies to make a bin cage and we are starting to save money.Is it possible to get a bigger cage? I would wait until you can get a bigger cage before you get your hamster because sadly this cage is too small for a hamster.
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There is no rush to get a hamster.
You can wait until you have the money saved. Hamsters can be very expensive especially if they need a vet visit. I understand how exciting it is to get a hamster but if you wait until you can afford a bigger cage your hamster will be so happy.
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I havent set up the cage yet and every thing is not ready.Have you set up your cage to get everything ready?
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thank you! i am getting her for christmas!There is no rush to get a hamster.
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Just wondering if you could make a bin cage. There are some lovely big bins in the US (we don't have many in the Uk). I think they are quite cheap as well. I think there is a 160 litre one at home depot that some people use. It would mean cutting the lid out, just leaving the rim, and adding mesh to the top for ventilation.