The skin of the milk tea hamster is light gray with a dark gray back line, much like pearl milk tea. The fur color of the whole body is very beautiful, and it is one of the most popular hamsters. Milk tea hamsters have a lazy personality, often like to sleep, and are slow to respond to the outside world. Owners need to have a certain amount of patience during training.

How to raise milk tea hamsters

1. The breeder needs to purchase a breeding box first, which is equipped with a food bowl, a drinking fountain, and a hidden nest. Do not buy low-quality items for cheap, as hamsters will have the habit of chewing on the cage, which may cause hamster poisoning.

2. Breeders need to buy food for their hamsters. It is best to buy hamster feed as the staple food. The feed is rich in most of the nutrients needed by the hamster's body and can help the hamster grow up healthily.

3. Breeders need to lay out bedding for the breeding box. The bedding can absorb the hamster's urine and help the hamster keep its body clean and hygienic.