Interesting Bites

After weeks of waiting, I have finally met up with one of the many people who are keen on adopting my Roborovski. I met Ms. Marilynn in Kelana Jaya LRT station, and she came with a small container to ferry two 3-month old Roborovski hamsters. I said goodbye to the hamsters earlier on, but I know that its impossible for me to keep all 15 of them. I love all the same, but they have grown too many to handle.

Now, I’m down to 13. I still have one 3-month old and four 3-weeks old to be given away. If you know anyone or if you are interested to keep these cute little Roborovski as pets, please message me. I’m based in Kuala Lumpur, so you have to find a way to collect them from my location.

A little note on Roborovski :-

1. They don’t bite. You can touch them, hold them, clean them easily without the fear of them biting you.

2. They eat mainly their own feed, which can be purchased from a pet store. Other than that, they can eat vegetables, water chestnut (they love this), carrots, fruits. But never ever feed them citrus food - especially orange.

3. Roborovski has a tendency to ’store’ food within their own cage. So, you might need to check on it to ensure that they are not rotten.

4. They require at least a cage wash once a week.

5. Just need to make sure that they have water and food daily.