<span title="Please!hamster!!?!??!?1?!!?">Please!hamster!!?!??!?1?!...</span>

Question

She runs in the wheel alot but she always tries to get out like at night

she has a wheel, water, food, something to bite on, a little light for her at night so she can see, if so what toys?

I want her to have fun to though

Imagine if all you could do is run on a wheel for 12 hours eat drink and sleep? toys for them are like computers and doing what you like most!!

Answer 1

I think you should take the light away, they see a bit better in the dark and if they don&#039;t use it you&#039;re just wasting electricity.

You can buy the Habitrail tubes, even if you don&#039;t have a connector, and put it right in the cage. They love crawling through them. Or use paper tubes.

Fold a whole paper towel in half and place it in the cage. They will shred it apart and use it for bedding.

You can use Lego to make all sorts of little hideouts.

Hang paper clips from the top of the cage to swing and bat around (you can do the same with keys).

Squish a paper towel roll really tight and fill the open end with food. shove the squished end trough the bars of the cage to they can shred at it to get the food.

Answer 2

When i was a kid I had a couple hamsters and their favorite thing in the world was a toilet paper roll tube. They slept in it, ran in and out of it, chewed on it, they just loved it.  

Answer 3

lol i will answer here too

*quotes from your previus question*

hmm well the balls are fun (the ones you put them in) toilet paper rolls...get creative and maybe connect them into a fun maze?? hmm those platic cat ball toys...my rats love those i dont see why a hamster wouldn&#039;t or even maybe let her run a bit outside in an area you have caged off

Answer 4

Hamsters are naturally nocturnal. Its not bad news if they are more active at night than morning. As long as she gets some sleep, food and water. Its also healthy that shes exercising.Just make sure she doesn&#039;t overdo herself

Answer 5

Hamster are night aniaml she be all confessed to the light she can&#039;t tell want time to get up,

how would you light it if it was dark all the time ,

now that how the hamster fell with light all the time,

o and hamster have very back eye sight any way

Answer 6

she really does need a bigger cage and another girl hamster, i think.

would you like to be all by yourself... every day.. for the rest of your life?

it would be sooo horrible.

Answer 7

It is normal for hamsters to run in their wheel a lot, they are hamsters! In the wild, they run up to 8 miles a night, I believe.

It&#039;s normal for a hamster to try to escape their cage, they are escape artists. They always want to escape their cage. The reason why she tries to escape at night time instead of day time is because hamsters are nocturnal.

You don&#039;t need a light for your hamster at night to see because, again, hamsters are nocturnal and they can make their way around using scent. And their eyesight is poor, so using night lights aren&#039;t necessary.

I am sure she is already having a great life. But you should hold her often and let her run around a bit (with supervision) and make mazes for her. That would be nice for her.

Answer 8

they sleep in the daytime! leave it alone!

Answer 9

I recommend the basic paper towel or toilet paper rolls. My hamsters also love little houses I cut out of tissue boxes. Also you really don&#039;t need a light for your hamster. Hamsters are nocturnal so they are used to the dark and they use mostly their ears and nose since their eyesight isn&#039;t that great. You can also make a little swinging platform for you hammie. Just take a piece of wood or cardboard, put some holes in the corners ans tie some hemp through the holes. Then tie the platform to the top of your cage. Hope this information is helpful.

         &lt;3 Jenn