Biography of the Syrian hamster

To order, leave your contact details and click the "Get Price List" button in the section below. For mass studies, small Syrian hamsters are usually used. Until the beginning of the nineteenth century, no one knew about the existence of these pretty animals. In the year, the English zoologist Waterhouse, studying various animals in Syria, found a rare animal that looks like a hamster.

For the color of his wool, the scientist called the hamster golden. After the opening of this type of hamsters, no one succeeded in finding them in nature for a long time. And only in the year, the professor of Jerusalem University Aaroni found about the same places a residential hole of a golden hamster. There was a hamster with a brood - twelve cubs in it. All of them were moved to people and began to observe them.

Three hamsters came to scientists in England. The animals were quite unpretentious and began to multiply in captivity. Their descendants settled in various European countries and in America. At first they were kept and bred in scientific institutions, as representatives of the rare zoological species - “living fossils”. Gradually, the Syrian hamsters multiplied so much that they ceased to be a rarity.

From scientific laboratories, they began to fall into the houses of lovers. Currently, golden hamsters spread literally around the world. In scientific laboratories, they successfully compete with veterans such as white mice, rats, guinea pigs and rabbits. The world laboratories annually use many millions of hamsters. And in nature, from the memorable year of Syrian hamsters, no one else found.

Hamsters of Syrian golden in the biopiton Stesar The content of Syrian hamsters Syrian hamsters, like all rodents, are quite prolific. For breeding, a male and a female are selected at least two months. The duration of pregnancy is their day. At the first birth, the female brings cubs, and in the following - up to 10 or more. Females feed the cubs with their milk of days.

For a year, a hamster can give to the ground. Such an extremely high fertility is explained by the fact that even during feeding her babies, the female becomes pregnant again with milk. On average, for a year from one hamster you can get cubs. In laboratories for tribal purposes, a couple of hamsters have been used for no more than a year. Hams are born blind. They are sighted day after birth.

After about 25 days, they are taken away from mothers and contained in groups up to 10 pieces. Samok and males - separately. At the age of one month, hamsters weigh in grams, and in two months their weight doubles. Adult hamsters weigh grams. The breeding of Syrian hamsters in laboratories and in houses with amateurs led to the appearance of several breeds with various staining of wool.

It is not difficult to support them, especially since these unusually calm and peaceful animals are quite hardy and very clean. It is only important that the room is clean, light and not damp-they are still from a dry desert. A Syrian hamster Chroma in a biopiton Stesar Features of feeding and nutrition.

Hampering is not particularly difficult. They eat everything they will give them. The main food for them is the grain mixture of oats, wheat, you can give barley. They bite sunflower seeds, eat various greens. All sorts of porridge, pasta, white bread are eager to eat willingly do not refuse boiled meat. It is necessary to monitor that in their diet there is a sufficient amount of vitamins.

Golden hamsters are interesting for their worries about food. With the approximation of autumn, homemade hamsters, like their larger relatives in nature, begin to make feed reserves. They arrange their pantries in the corner of the cell, more often under the nest. They usually do not use stored food, and it spoils. Therefore, it must be periodically removed. All hamsters are transferred to the stored food in special binding bags.

Observations and experiments showed that in Syrian golden hamsters, the number of grain gained in the cloth bags of grain is on the degree of irritation of the nerve endings of the mucous membrane of these bags. If we conduct anesthesia of the mucous membrane of the trimming bags, then the hamster gains fodder so much that it cannot even climb through the hole into his hole.

In the same hamsters, it was possible to develop conditional reflexes for the degree of filling of the blankets. The hole in the experimental cage was narrowed and the hamster with fanned trifling bags could not go into his pantry. He had to immediately empty the cloth bags. When such conditions are repeated, the hamster collected so many seeds into the cloth bags so that it was possible to climb into the house through the narrowed hole.

The lifestyle of the Syrian hamsters of the hamsters lead a twilight and night lifestyle. And in houses and laboratories these habits do not change. In the afternoon they sleep quietly and calmly in their nest. And as soon as the evening comes, they develop active activity. Something gnaws, whose whispering, rebuilding their home.All products of the company are certified in accordance with the Regulation on the quality control of nurseries and the experimental-biological clinics of Vivaria, as well as in accordance with national, regional, international, industry standards and technical regulations.

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