Higgins
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Ha ha 
Must have been reading Blossom's thread and taking lessons!
Must have been reading Blossom's thread and taking lessons!
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I don't know if you remember, but Pip used to do this with teaspoons as well 
But he was a robo - not had a Syrian do it before - so yes maybe he has been reading Blossom's thread I really miss having a robo actually and have to curb myself as two hamsters is all I can manage! I like having two Syrians as well but always found a Syrian and a Robo to be the best combination due to different needs at different times.
But he was a robo - not had a Syrian do it before - so yes maybe he has been reading Blossom's thread I really miss having a robo actually and have to curb myself as two hamsters is all I can manage! I like having two Syrians as well but always found a Syrian and a Robo to be the best combination due to different needs at different times.
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It’s really made me smile to read that Higgins likes his spoons as much as Pip, will wait to hear about where they eventually turn up. I also adore the photo where he’s coming out of the Pringle tube and the stretch out of the carrot house is a clear winner as well, super cute! He’s gorgeous 
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Aw thanks Zara. Well a bit of teaspoon news. They both had scrambled egg again last night. I expected a third teaspoon to go missing in Higgins cage 
. But this morning, the teaspoon was still there in Higgins cage. So either two teaspoons is enough for any hamster, or, what I think happened, was Higgins came out to eat the scrambled egg as soon as he smelled it, while I'd gone back into the kitchen - and when I came back to his cage with the veg, he heard me coming, grabbed the scrambled egg quickly (or pouched it) and shot back into his house. Because most of the egg was gone from the teaspoon when I came back and just a tiny bit left.
. But this morning, the teaspoon was still there in Higgins cage. So either two teaspoons is enough for any hamster, or, what I think happened, was Higgins came out to eat the scrambled egg as soon as he smelled it, while I'd gone back into the kitchen - and when I came back to his cage with the veg, he heard me coming, grabbed the scrambled egg quickly (or pouched it) and shot back into his house. Because most of the egg was gone from the teaspoon when I came back and just a tiny bit left.