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You did and you were right. There's a video on here where i managed to record the racoon noises. She makes them when she scratches her back or rolls in a plastic tube to scratch her back.Did I?I don’t remember saying that.
I think the video is on the February A week in the life of.....thread.
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No, not quite but racoon is the closest. It's like this but that's a short sound and she can be a lot more vocal and higher pitched than that.
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Sounded a bit like a squeaky toy at first . It’s definitely some kind of animal chirruping noise. Hard to pin down. I guess it’s a hamster noise!
I have only heard squeaks really before. Raffy did do that chirruping noise once when he was a bit anxious about something. I know some hamsters are quite vocal but mine all seem to be silent! Unless scared.
. It’s definitely some kind of animal chirruping noise. Hard to pin down. I guess it’s a hamster noise!I have only heard squeaks really before. Raffy did do that chirruping noise once when he was a bit anxious about something. I know some hamsters are quite vocal but mine all seem to be silent! Unless scared.
. Photo in the soft hide is super cute.
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Lilly made sure she got there before Eddie
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Lilly really is going for it. I don't think there'll be any treats left for Eddie.
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Aw she looks so determined there!
Love that fluffy hide I was thinking of getting one for Pete in the winter months 2 concerns though would he get upset if I removed it in hot weather also will it be OK buried in his favourite corner but under deep substrate I'm sort of thinking it's a bit like I change over winter and summer duvets
I love that Lilly is vocal is this rare for dwarf hamsters I'd love to hear Pete making sounds only happy ones though
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I wouldn't put a fluffy or fabric hide inside a cage in case a hamster chews it.
I reserve those for out of cage time. Lilly spends a lot of time out of her cage though and sometimes sleeps in the hide for up to an hour.
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I don't know if it's rare but going by my hamsters, the Syrians are the more vocal ones.I love that Lilly is vocal is this rare for dwarf hamsters I'd love to hear Pete making sounds only happy ones though
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Eddie’s going to have to get up very early if he wants any of those treats!
Some of my Russian & Chinese have been very vocal, not all of them though so maybe it’s more of an individual than species thing.
Some of my Russian & Chinese have been very vocal, not all of them though so maybe it’s more of an individual than species thing.
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Albert was very vocal for the first fews weeks we had him.
Interesting
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Probably depends on personality regardless of species. Maybe all the vocals ones are here because i have so many.Interesting