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Old 09-26-2008, 08:28 AM #1
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Question Hamster Question
all grandmonkey asked wanted for his birthday yesterday was a deck of cards and a hamster.
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how can we deny him the hamster? lol.that isn't the question.
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any type or sex better to get? how big of a hamster cage? would a guine (sp) pig be a better choice?

i haven't had a hamster since i was his age. my sister thought she was being ever so nice to give me hers too. put it in mines cage.
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yep...we had many hamsters after that and my mom got rid of all them.
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