Variety of giant hamster:

Golden rat: The golden rat has a body length of 12-15 cm, a tail length of 1-1.5 cm, and the most common coat color. It's yellow.

Jerboa hamster: Jerboa hamster is also called jumping sac, so named because it is good at jumping. Jumping rats are mostly active at night and in the morning and dusk. Their body length is 4-15 cm (not including the tail), with short front legs, long hind legs, and a tail that is about one and a half times longer than the body.

Jakalia hamster: The Jakalia hamster is only 8-11 cm long, and its tail length is even shorter, only 1.6-3 cm. Some Jakalia hamsters have a phenomenon of fur turning white in winter, commonly known as "Eastern White".

Epel's hamster: The body length of Epel's hamster is 10-12 cm, the tail length is 1.6-3 cm, and the standard weight is 30-50 grams. There is a thin black line in the middle of the back, which appears in many colors in captivity.

Golden bear hamster: The body length of female golden bear hamsters is 15cm-20cm, and the body length of male hamsters is 15cm-18cm. The body hair of golden bears includes short hair, long hair, satin hair, and curly waves. Mao points.

Pied hamster: Pied hamster is the species with the most colors in the line. The body is white and amber, which is called amber piebald, sometimes referred to as piebald. Its body length is 10-12cm.

Black bear hamster: Generally, the body length of male bears can reach 15-17cm, and the length of female bears is about 17-21cm. The life span of bears is shorter than that of dwarfs, about two years, and one and a half years is considered old.

Pudding hamster: Generally, the adult body length of pudding hamster is about 4 to 15 centimeters. When measuring, the pudding rat lies flat on the hand, not curled up or squatting on the hand.

Black-lined hamster: The origin of the black-lined hamster is China, with a medium size and a body length of 10-12 cm. The black-lined hamster has a dark vertical stripe on the midline of its back from the top of its head to the base of its tail, which looks more prominent.

Roborovsky hamster: Roborovsky hamster is also called the small hairy-footed mouse. Its body length is generally about five centimeters, its limbs are very short, and its tail is also very short.