Sprays snob
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Did the title mean to say spray snob? 
I've changed the title to that anyway as I think that's what you meant! Most of them love the flax sprays but might not be interested in all of them. I've had syrians who ignore all sprays! My last Syrian just used to look annoyed by them and trample on them 
. The flax sprays really seem popular with hamsters though. Although maybe it's the spiky bits on the wheat sprays put her off?
I've changed the title to that anyway as I think that's what you meant! Most of them love the flax sprays but might not be interested in all of them. I've had syrians who ignore all sprays! My last Syrian just used to look annoyed by them and trample on them . The flax sprays really seem popular with hamsters though. Although maybe it's the spiky bits on the wheat sprays put her off?The flax sprays... she like attacks them... she gets up on her hind legs and reaches up an pulls them down if they are too high.Did the title mean to say spray snob?
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Some dwarf hamsters are like that and climb the sprays like they're trees. It's best not to replace the flax sprays more than weekly or she will probably just regularly demolish them!i don't feel so bad now.Socks ignores sprays unfortunately. I bought him a big packet with every kind of spray and not one of them got eaten
That's exactly what Rose is doing. She's actually scaling the stalk of the spray she likes to get to the little seed balls. How it holds her weight I'm not sure, but then again... she doesn't weigh a whole lot.Cheeky monkey
She's rather aggressive about it too!! Apparently she's out to show it who's the boss.