And what should I do? I'm so worried about Snowy. She's almost 1.5 years old.
Hey, I was watching my hamster sleep today and I noticed how much she twitches while she's sleeping. I know it's from dreaming, but I'm kind of worried because it's so intense. (See the following video): https://youtube.com/shorts/bAJwT9praFE?feature=share
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Red should spark quite well at Hamstern, otherwise I know some of the only white Led lights
Thank you
Chicken:)
I had only red lights at first. Tryed out all the colours of my light column while my little ones were looking for food. In fact, I have had some trouble with cold white light occasionally In warm white and all other colors there was actually no reaction to see (can of course also have been coincidence).
As long as the animals are used to evening light, you can turn on the lights. No matter what color. If it’s a phantom phantom who’s scary, I’d leave it completely. If the animal is not disturbed, everything is good
I don’t think you’re doing anything wrong with daylight!