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  1. Frank

    Frank GardenStew Founder Staff Member Administrator

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    Well you wouldn't catch me ever sending anything that's alive (other than plants) through the post. Thank goodness they found 'First Class' when they did!! :x
     
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    I have received ants and stick insects in the post!! Imagine poor little hamsters!!
     
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    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Talking of hamsters.... how are your little ones doing EJ? :D
     
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    8!! We have 8 babies!! Not bad for mums first litter. Eyes are open now, and today I removed all of their STINKY bedding and replaced it with fresh, but I did put a little bit of the old bedding back, and I haven't changed the sawdust, just scooped out what I could and sprinkled some new. They are drinking milk from the bottle now and eating solids. Mum has lost control, as she picks them up and plonks them in the nest one side, they are wiggling out of the nest the other side!! SO CUTE! Will take photos at the weekend as stepdaughter is over and she will be desperate to see them.
     
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    Really looking forward to seeing them EJ!!! Your stepdaughter is going to be thrilled to bits by them. :D
     
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