The overall color of short-tailed hamsters is slightly grayish yellow-brown. Older short-tailed hamsters are more yellow, and young short-tailed hamsters are more obvious gray. The color of the hamster's back hair is relatively consistent from front to back. Some hamsters have a grayer color at the back of their head, and gradually become more yellowish-brown at the back. The coat of short-tailed hamsters is soft, and the background color of the back hair is gray-black, accounting for more than 2/3 of the entire hair length. The tips of the hair are yellowish brown, and pure black miscellaneous hairs are scattered among the guard hairs.

How to raise short-tailed hamsters

1. Place the short-tailed hamster in a breeding box. Place a drinking fountain and other necessities in the breeding box. Cover it with bedding and place the breeding box. In a quiet, dark environment.

2. Feed regularly and quantitatively every day, and you can choose hamster feed. Change the water in the drinking fountain regularly to prevent bacteria from growing and affecting your hamster's health.

3. Let the hamster out regularly or place running wheel toys in the breeding box. This can improve the hamster's mood, exercise, enhance the hamster's own immunity, and reduce the risk of disease.