This legitimately so cool. The way you did this by experimentation and the way you are using their own feces to help enrich the soil and grow plants on the enclosure is a genius idea. Your hamster may not know it, but they are helping their ecosystem stay nice and fertile.
What's so awesome about this is everyone wins. You don't have to take apart the cage and clean several small pieces, and the hamster gets a stable, naturally enriching environment.
@@LapahnYT it’s simply springtails used in the soil mix; springtails eat mold and waste & actively seek it out, which is why it is preferable in actually preventing mold development in enclosures. same concept as bioactive reptiles & amphibians enclosures!
I think we really should rethink our 80s way of keeping small rodents. I feel like Building them awesome enclosures like many people do for reptiles or fish is the way to go. This also looks like so much fun I would love to design a beautiful piece of nature for a Hamster (:
Honestly, it would be interesting to offer both: traditional cage connected to a natural setting. Let the hamster wander between to see what it wants. I think that they would prefer the modern setting, because any animal can be lazy. Also, it seems that there is a business opportunity for selling apple sprouts to hamster/rodent owners. People typically have seeds that they are throwing out.
@@eugenetswong only problem is that hamsters don't really do well with connected cages, at least in my experience. Mine was happier with the 700sq inches of unbroken floorspace than she was with 900sq inches of broken up floorspace. And generally they prefer naturalistic enclosures too
This kind of stuff is what hamster care communities do, actually :) It's really beneficial for them tohave large, naturalistic enclosures. There are a few youtubers who have pretty good videos on hamster care if you're seriously thinking about doing it, or I could offer some advice if you want
Honestly I don't think people realize how much easier and nicer natural set ups can be. Having the ecosystem clean it for you and outcompeting bad bacteria to keep the enclosure safe and happy.
This is so interesting and it makes sense, because this is what happens in nature, and nature is often best for an animals welfare. You are changing the way we look after animals with these videos. Doing these experiments and being innovative is what the pet care industry needs. This is my biggest inspiration. I hope to set up my own bioactive hamster enclosure some day. Keep it up!
I highly doubt bioactive will work for mammals. It works in the wild because their living space is *vast*. Captivity generally implies a comparatively tiny living space. Mammals poop a LOT more than reptiles, and the cleanup crew in such a small space is probably not remotely enough to keep up with the poop. Let's see the results to know for sure.
Springtails eat more mold than poop. For poop, try buffalo/lesser mealworm beetles (Alphitobius diaperinus). Regular yellow mealworms (Tenebrio sp.) might also work; I just know from experience that A. diaperinus is incredibly hardy, prolific, and busy at cleaning up poop.
I’d love to create a bio active habitat for my Pygmy hedgehog. He’s litter trained to poop in a particular location, so it might end up being a bit different than your hamster enclosure, but I’ll need to do a lot of research before attempting anything at all. It’s nice to be able to provide our small pets with an environment closer to their natural surroundings. Your hamsters are very, very lucky little guys.
I really appreciate content creators like this. Pet shops and the products they’re selling have conditioned people into thinking you can keep your pets in these tiny cages that are more so for the owners amusement than the pets. It’s really disgraceful the lack of education people have when it comes to pet care, and with smart phones NO ONE has an excuse anymore. Edit: if you can’t provide your pet with this level of care. Do not have a pet.
drinking my first coffee early in the morning watching a video about hamster wee and poop ....who would have thought it . lol . very interesting to see how your cage setup / nature works .
@@hamsterlab1 haha ....if my coffee had smelt of cats it would be a very expensive brand called civet [ cat ] poop coffee . then again i don't think i would have drunk it at all . lol .
Thank you for sharing your videos with us. I don't have a hamster but I have 2 gerbils. You have inspired me to make their habitat even more natural! Thank you.
@@hamsterlab1 I edited my comment so maybe mines makes more sense. English isn’t my first language LMAO. I’m just amazed you picked up the poop one by one :)
I found this very interesting. I like the experiment. I did not know so many bacteria types are available. And I liked learning what you showed. A lot of good thinking went into this video. Thank you!
Just found this channel and I love it. I'm not really even watching it for the hamsters, I adore your creativity and natural way of doing things. Beautiful ❤️
The first video shows the natural decomposition of hamster poop. Mid wanted to show how urine is cleaned by water. I tried to minimize the explanation and explain it with a video, but it seems to have obstructed yours understanding and made the video more difficult. Next time I will add a kinder and more detailed explanation. Thank you for watching. 설명을 최소화하고 동영상으로 설명하려고 노력했지만 이해를 방해하고 동영상을 더 어렵게 만든 것 같습니다. 다음에는 좀 더 친절하고 자세한 설명을 추가하겠습니다. 시청 해주셔서 감사합니다.
@@dmarsub all hamster species are solitary, even dwarf species which are often unfortunately sold in pairs by pet shops. it's very rare for a pair of hamsters to tolerate each other once they reach adulthood and usually they will eventually begin to squabble, fighting to the death if not separated
This reminds me so much of foo the flower horn. They do natural fresh water aquariums for Bettas, even use the same piano music. So interesting! Idk how i stumble across these videos i don't even own a hamster but this is so cool!
Question: I see you water the soil a couple of times in the video. To my previous understanding, hamsters prefer more dry substrate, as it causes less sickness/ stays warmer. How do you make sure it doesn't get too wet, and have you found any issues that occurred?
I know where the hamster tunnel is. Hamsters use half a cage. In the video, the plant grows only on one side. Because they only watered it. Again, give me a little water.
옛날에 햄스터 키웠었는데 이런 자연주의 케이지 볼 때마다 우리 애한테 저렇게 못 해준 게 너무 미안해요. 얇고 놀 것도 없는 톱밥베딩에 살게 해서 미안하다... 그나저나 흙에 파묻힌 채널주님네 아이 너무 귀여워요. 하얀 떡에 고운 팥고물 뭍힌 거 같아서 이정도면 거의 수수팥떡이라고 불러도 될 것 같네요 ㅋㅋㅋ
I really enjoy these videos. Us humans really have a weird relationship with animals and I think we have to pay more respect in ways like this where we try to understand more about the natural needs of the animals. Hamsters seemed very foreign to me as a kid because in the usual set up there really doesn't seem to be much resembling the life of an animal. It almost seemed like an alien Mouse that doesn't live in a natural environment because why would it live in a cage with plastic tubes. With this video I can start to understand the animal. But it also adds a lot of questions. Do we really know hamsters well enough and provide them with the right things? For example concerning diet it makes a lot of sense that hamsters eat sprouts. Sprouts have a similar mineral density as seeds but they also have vitamins, are easier to digest and they are common in nature. But as pets hamsters aren't usually fed fresh greens right? Only seeds, dried vegetables and meal worms. From a natural viewpoint I would think that hamsters would mostly eat seeds in the winter when it's cold and the vegetation is gone. It would be very interesting to see if trying to get more natural environments for the hamsters can reduce the occuring of tumors. I'm open to any hamster knowledge.
Hello. I always dreamed about building one of this to my Hamsters .. But i didn’t build it because i thought my pet would get some desease from microorganisms from the soil (deseases like worms infestation). Did you study about that?
I have no professional qualifications for it. However, I studied the relevant data and found that there are no bacteria in the soil that are harmful to hamsters. Bacteria that are harmful to hamsters can be sufficiently infected by air, people, leftover food, and flying insects even if they are not raised in soil. To teach how to raise hamsters in the soil, i'm going to start research on his own. I'll take a sample and find out by culturing the bacteria in the soil and bedding. I think I will be able to give you a clear answer within next year + within.
Hey Hamster LAB I wonder if you water the cage doesnt the ground get too wet, so the hamster could get sick (catching a cold or something like that) because he gets wet aswell since he sleeps underground ? Or how is the Hamster protected by the moisture ?
I was thinking the very same thing. The videos with your Hamster things are fairly dry in the majority of them. Do you remove him for a day or two when you're saturating everything down with water?
Yes. If I water the soil, the hamster gets wet. I know the current location of the hamster tunnel, so I don't water only that part. In a recent video, the plant is only growing on one side. Water is also given little by little as in dry climates.
I was really into fishtanks with soil and lots of plants so the plants would eat up the Ammonia, nitrate and nitrate, basically the pee and poop of fish and food so to speak... is it kind of like that? Where it breaks it down naturally / the plants would eat it...
@@hamsterlab1 OH Cool... yeah when I saw you making it, it brought back memories of planted fish tanks!! Great videos' by the way... I saved this one just in case I want to get another hamster...
톡토기 단일로 되는지 안되는지 전 모릅니다만 영상촬영후 톡토기외에 많은 생물들이 있는걸 확인했습니다. 식물 또한 분해를 돕고요 추가로 파충류 비바리움의 흙양은 많지 않은걸로 압니다. 배경을 폼으로 성형하고 흙을 붙이고 필요한 부분만 흙을 채워 식물을 심는 형태인걸로 압니다. 마지막으로 전문가가 아니므로 확답은 못드리지만 7개월이 지난 지금 냄새는 안납니다! 감사합니다
This legitimately so cool. The way you did this by experimentation and the way you are using their own feces to help enrich the soil and grow plants on the enclosure is a genius idea. Your hamster may not know it, but they are helping their ecosystem stay nice and fertile.
If it is maintained for 2 years, it is a successful method! Thanks!
Yes indeed well done hamsterlab!
almost like real life!
@@hamsterlab1 you should post written guides! If i ever get a hamster again, i want them to live like this!
What's so awesome about this is everyone wins. You don't have to take apart the cage and clean several small pieces, and the hamster gets a stable, naturally enriching environment.
You need to know how to keep the plants and ground etc. though for this to work. If something molds you need to throw a lot away and redo the thing.
@@LapahnYT it’s simply springtails used in the soil mix; springtails eat mold and waste & actively seek it out, which is why it is preferable in actually preventing mold development in enclosures. same concept as bioactive reptiles & amphibians enclosures!
@@LapahnYT Natural acquarium works in the same mode.
대체 뭐 하는 사람이길래... 엄청난 열정에 박수를 보냅니다. 단순히 흙에서 키우니까 신기하네 라는 생각만 들었는데 이렇게 보니까 엄청난 일이였네요 하나의 생태계를 만들어줘야되니...
뭔가 대학원생같음ㅠ
@@진명김-c6v 멀쩡한 사람을 노예로 만들어 버리네
@@박시원-d5d ㅋㅋㅋ
I think we really should rethink our 80s way of keeping small rodents. I feel like Building them awesome enclosures like many people do for reptiles or fish is the way to go. This also looks like so much fun I would love to design a beautiful piece of nature for a Hamster (:
So do it then
Honestly, it would be interesting to offer both: traditional cage connected to a natural setting. Let the hamster wander between to see what it wants. I think that they would prefer the modern setting, because any animal can be lazy.
Also, it seems that there is a business opportunity for selling apple sprouts to hamster/rodent owners. People typically have seeds that they are throwing out.
Many people do, it's not new
@@eugenetswong only problem is that hamsters don't really do well with connected cages, at least in my experience. Mine was happier with the 700sq inches of unbroken floorspace than she was with 900sq inches of broken up floorspace. And generally they prefer naturalistic enclosures too
This kind of stuff is what hamster care communities do, actually :) It's really beneficial for them tohave large, naturalistic enclosures. There are a few youtubers who have pretty good videos on hamster care if you're seriously thinking about doing it, or I could offer some advice if you want
햄스터 한마리가 사는 생태계인데 이리 많은 수고와 노력과 지식이 들어가다니 참 신기합니다. 자연이라는게 정말 대단하다는걸 새삼 느끼네요.
톡토기와 미생물이 먹어치웁니다
생물의 3대 미스터리.
1. 살균 흙에 갑자기 생기는 톡토기.
2. 검역한 어항에 어느날 생기는 플라나리아.
3. 어디선가 생기는 초파리
아 ㅋㅋ 자연적으로 스폰되는거라고 ㅋㅋ
@@BerryPotion 아리스토텔레스 당신이 옳았어...
어떻게든 강력하게 밀봉해놔도 그안에 구더기 생기는거는 ㄹㅇ 과학이 아니라 흑마술사가 소환한 수준아니냐..
리스폰하는겁니다 그걸 모르셧네 아 ㅋㅋ 초파리나 잡아야지..
@@QkrQkrajfl 역시 5원소설이 맞는거 같아.
Honestly I don't think people realize how much easier and nicer natural set ups can be. Having the ecosystem clean it for you and outcompeting bad bacteria to keep the enclosure safe and happy.
Incredible microecosystem!🐹 🤍
It’s UA-cam!
🙋🏾♂️
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I know right!
Fuck youtube
진짜 대단하다... 초반영상 댓글보니 흙배딩에 걱정하시는분들이 많던데 꾸준히 연구하시며 업로드하시니 그런말들이 싹없어졌네요ㄷㄷ
This is so interesting and it makes sense, because this is what happens in nature, and nature is often best for an animals welfare. You are changing the way we look after animals with these videos. Doing these experiments and being innovative is what the pet care industry needs. This is my biggest inspiration. I hope to set up my own bioactive hamster enclosure some day. Keep it up!
I highly doubt bioactive will work for mammals. It works in the wild because their living space is *vast*. Captivity generally implies a comparatively tiny living space. Mammals poop a LOT more than reptiles, and the cleanup crew in such a small space is probably not remotely enough to keep up with the poop. Let's see the results to know for sure.
정말 그냥 아무 생각없이 흙에서 키우는 분들이랑 다르다는 생각을 했습니다 계속해서 연구하고 시도하고 햄스터랩님의 시도가 앞으로 햄스터의 사육환경에 큰 영향을 주면 좋겠어요
Springtails eat more mold than poop. For poop, try buffalo/lesser mealworm beetles (Alphitobius diaperinus). Regular yellow mealworms (Tenebrio sp.) might also work; I just know from experience that A. diaperinus is incredibly hardy, prolific, and busy at cleaning up poop.
난 이양반 유튜브 몇일전에 처음 볼때 무슨 생물학 실험 하는줄 알았더니 알고 보니 햄스터...
저렇게 정성을 들여주는데 햄찌가 건강 안할래야 안할수가 없겠더라...
I discovered your channel a couple of days ago and your videos are so beautiful and lovely to watch. One can feel how much you care about your hamster
I’d love to create a bio active habitat for my Pygmy hedgehog. He’s litter trained to poop in a particular location, so it might end up being a bit different than your hamster enclosure, but I’ll need to do a lot of research before attempting anything at all. It’s nice to be able to provide our small pets with an environment closer to their natural surroundings. Your hamsters are very, very lucky little guys.
Your hedgehog is lucky too.😀
A few days later... *big reveal*....Hamster ate it 😭🤣💀😂
Incredible videos
🕊
So sweet to see this experiment. I had a hamster like this once. Wilma was a precious little friend who lived 2 years.
Beautiful! This is the way pets should be kept!
I really appreciate content creators like this. Pet shops and the products they’re selling have conditioned people into thinking you can keep your pets in these tiny cages that are more so for the owners amusement than the pets. It’s really disgraceful the lack of education people have when it comes to pet care, and with smart phones NO ONE has an excuse anymore.
Edit: if you can’t provide your pet with this level of care. Do not have a pet.
씨앗 자라는거 좀 볼 만 하면 솜이가 냅다 먹어버리는데 그 즈음이 제일 맛있을 땐가보네요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
drinking my first coffee early in the morning watching a video about hamster wee and poop ....who would have thought it . lol . very interesting to see how your cage setup / nature works .
Maybe the coffee smells like hamster poop...😀😀
@@hamsterlab1 haha ....if my coffee had smelt of cats it would be a very expensive brand called civet [ cat ] poop coffee . then again i don't think i would have drunk it at all . lol .
Thank you for sharing your videos with us. I don't have a hamster but I have 2 gerbils. You have inspired me to make their habitat even more natural! Thank you.
Thank you for another video 😊 You’ve inspired me to adopt a hamster and set up a bioactive enclosure
*The patience you had to singularly to pick up its poop*
The translation is not good, so I tried to minimize the explanation. I am so sorry. I will refer to it in the next video
@@hamsterlab1 I edited my comment so maybe mines makes more sense. English isn’t my first language LMAO. I’m just amazed you picked up the poop one by one :)
@@gingerandmax6106 thank hamster poops is so tiny hahaha
From Siberia with love.
Ваше видео вдохновляет на добрые дела.
I found this very interesting. I like the experiment. I did not know so many bacteria types are available. And I liked learning what you showed. A lot of good thinking went into this video. Thank you!
Just found this channel and I love it. I'm not really even watching it for the hamsters, I adore your creativity and natural way of doing things. Beautiful ❤️
I watched episodes 1 - 4 and now this one , these videos are marvelous , I learned a lot - THANKS
소동물인 햄찌는 관리가 안되기 쉽상인데 흙으로 자연 생태계를 만들어 주는게 정말 대단하세요ㅠㅠ!!
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-지나가던 햄찌맘
쉽상 X 십상o
앵간한 노력과 정성 아니면 시도조차...
대단하십니다 ㄷㄷ
The first video shows the natural decomposition of hamster poop. Mid wanted to show how urine is cleaned by water.
I tried to minimize the explanation and explain it with a video, but it seems to have obstructed yours understanding and made the video more difficult. Next time I will add a kinder and more detailed explanation. Thank you for watching.
설명을 최소화하고 동영상으로 설명하려고 노력했지만 이해를 방해하고 동영상을 더 어렵게 만든 것 같습니다. 다음에는 좀 더 친절하고 자세한 설명을 추가하겠습니다. 시청 해주셔서 감사합니다.
I think it is very easy to understand. You did a great job!!! I thought the way to present things was very creative
Love these videos, if i have a pet i want it to be as happy as possible.
Can you maybe explain that and why the hamster is happy alone :)?
Ty
Thank you for all your hard work!
@@dmarsub all hamster species are solitary, even dwarf species which are often unfortunately sold in pairs by pet shops. it's very rare for a pair of hamsters to tolerate each other once they reach adulthood and usually they will eventually begin to squabble, fighting to the death if not separated
영상 잘 봤습니다
햄찌영상이 아니라 무슨 자연다큐멘터리 하나를 본 느낌ㄷㄷㄷ
I don't even have a hamster but I'll watch these kind of videos all dayyy
이런것 찍으려면 오랜시간 필요할텐데..
정말 끈기와 인내가 있어야하는 작업이네요.
몇박며칠 찍은것을 빠르게돌려 몇분으로..
덕분에 잘보고 있습니다~
근데 방한칸을 햄찌들 내준것도 대단하지만..이건 방주인이 햄찌들이고 주이니가 꼽사리 껴서 사는듯한 느낌?
솜이오레오블루를 너무 아끼고 이쁘니 똥도 이쁜가봐요..온갖 실험을..
탐구 연구하는 자세가..대학원생이나 연구원삘.
과연 햄스터의 배설물을 자연순환시킬 생태계를 만드는 것이 가능한 일인지 제일 궁금했었는데... 답변을 이미 주셨군요. ^^ 흥미진진합니다.
This reminds me so much of foo the flower horn. They do natural fresh water aquariums for Bettas, even use the same piano music. So interesting! Idk how i stumble across these videos i don't even own a hamster but this is so cool!
No! This lady does what is best for the hamster, those guua put bettas in tanks that are way too small, just because they look cool.
@@incanusolorin2607 actually no, but ok 👌🏽
This is a lot of work but look at how happy the hamster is! It lives in a tiny safe forest!
Question:
I see you water the soil a couple of times in the video. To my previous understanding, hamsters prefer more dry substrate, as it causes less sickness/ stays warmer. How do you make sure it doesn't get too wet, and have you found any issues that occurred?
I know where the hamster tunnel is. Hamsters use half a cage. In the video, the plant grows only on one side. Because they only watered it. Again, give me a little water.
@@hamsterlab1 thanks for the reply!
How do you go about watering your plants without getting the ham wet? I know water is SUPER not good for them in that capacity.
Wow! You live up to your channel name. Keep going, bro. I am looking forward to your next experiment.
Do you have a list of soils and plants you've used anywhere?
こんな壮大な音楽と迫力のある編集をしているのに、起きていることはハムスターのうんちが分解されるところを写しているだけだって言うのが、とても面白い笑笑
壮大なハムスターのたわごとを見せようとした。笑笑😀
@@hamsterlab1 韓国の方ですか？
英語も出来て日本語もできるなんてすごい笑笑
Such a cute hamster 🐹 😭
Cool experiments too. Sure we all learned a lot today about this natural enclosure’s ecosystem.
옛날에 햄스터 키웠었는데 이런 자연주의 케이지 볼 때마다 우리 애한테 저렇게 못 해준 게 너무 미안해요. 얇고 놀 것도 없는 톱밥베딩에 살게 해서 미안하다...
그나저나 흙에 파묻힌 채널주님네 아이 너무 귀여워요. 하얀 떡에 고운 팥고물 뭍힌 거 같아서 이정도면 거의 수수팥떡이라고 불러도 될 것 같네요 ㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ식물 심고 기대하고 있었는데 햄찌가 냠냠ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
I really enjoy these videos. Us humans really have a weird relationship with animals and I think we have to pay more respect in ways like this where we try to understand more about the natural needs of the animals.
Hamsters seemed very foreign to me as a kid because in the usual set up there really doesn't seem to be much resembling the life of an animal. It almost seemed like an alien Mouse that doesn't live in a natural environment because why would it live in a cage with plastic tubes.
With this video I can start to understand the animal. But it also adds a lot of questions. Do we really know hamsters well enough and provide them with the right things?
For example concerning diet it makes a lot of sense that hamsters eat sprouts. Sprouts have a similar mineral density as seeds but they also have vitamins, are easier to digest and they are common in nature. But as pets hamsters aren't usually fed fresh greens right? Only seeds, dried vegetables and meal worms.
From a natural viewpoint I would think that hamsters would mostly eat seeds in the winter when it's cold and the vegetation is gone.
It would be very interesting to see if trying to get more natural environments for the hamsters can reduce the occuring of tumors.
I'm open to any hamster knowledge.
Hello.
I always dreamed about building one of this to my Hamsters ..
But i didn’t build it because i thought my pet would get some desease from microorganisms from the soil (deseases like worms infestation).
Did you study about that?
I have no professional qualifications for it. However, I studied the relevant data and found that there are no bacteria in the soil that are harmful to hamsters. Bacteria that are harmful to hamsters can be sufficiently infected by air, people, leftover food, and flying insects even if they are not raised in soil. To teach how to raise hamsters in the soil, i'm going to start research on his own. I'll take a sample and find out by culturing the bacteria in the soil and bedding. I think I will be able to give you a clear answer within next year + within.
I wonder if this hamster knows how lucky he is.
지나가던 문돌이는 뭔 말인지 모르지만 그냥 재밌어요… 장대한 음악이 나오다가도 햄스터만 찍을 땐 또 고요함….
정체가 뭐야 이 사람..
You're great and I admire what you do for your pets and your curiosity :) you inspire me!!!
Baby plants… hamster ate them … baby plant …. Hamster ate them… 🤣
Amazing vidéos! very interresting and instructives. hello from France!
It’s basically the best of both worlds. The best of nature and the best of human intervention. The hamster won’t get hungry nor be bored.
Very cool! how did you get the microbes in the soil? did you just dig up soil from the outside?
This was super cool!! Thanks for all the updates:)
Great video! 🌞
Hamsters have a surprising ability to hear, but they are deaf when you call them
This is really helpful as I want do a bio-active setup for sugar gliders
This seems to be the case for all animals that live in a similar environment. Thank you for watching.😀
Amazing ❤️
I love these videos! Gonna do something similar in the future
thanks to watch!
What insect did you use in the terrarium
the springtails are at it!
Tried to grow more plants..
Hamster: Not in my watch!!!
...
Probably should grow them separately and then replant grown plants in.
Hey Hamster LAB I wonder if you water the cage doesnt the ground get too wet, so the hamster could get sick (catching a cold or something like that) because he gets wet aswell since he sleeps underground ? Or how is the Hamster protected by the moisture ?
I was thinking the very same thing. The videos with your Hamster things are fairly dry in the majority of them. Do you remove him for a day or two when you're saturating everything down with water?
Yes. If I water the soil, the hamster gets wet. I know the current location of the hamster tunnel, so I don't water only that part. In a recent video, the plant is only growing on one side. Water is also given little by little as in dry climates.
It's also a personal guess, but the gray hamsters seem to live in rocky areas.
Obrigada por esse vídeo, eu nem assistir, mas já estou super feliz, porque essa era uma super dúvida.
이정도면 햄스터가 아니라 흙을 키우시는것같다... 엄청 힘들듯
아우ㅜㅜㅜ 땅에서 움직이는 작은 벌레들 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 보다보니 몸이 간지러워요ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
Muy buen video!
I don't know how the algorithm brought me here but I'm not complaining. All hail the algorithm
무한동력 시연영상 잘 보고 갑니다.
앗! 감사합니다 ㅋㅋㅋ 가지와 타리님이시네요ㅎㅎ
전문가이신가보네요 ㅋㅋ 일반인은 아닌느낌
At the beginning she/he maybe think you just ordinary human, but now, you're a God
So cute 🥰 and relaxing! I just subscribed 😍😍😍
thank you!
How many subscribers do you have and nice I love it
Хомяк очень симпатичный😊, но прожорливый))): съел все проростки яблони и бобов!
오우!!! 드디어 올라왔네요~!!
저도 흙에 키워볼까 생각중
인데 좋은영상 감사해요~^^
먹이통도 이제 코코넛으로 쓰시는건가요? 급수기까지 친환경 하시면 진짜 자연환경 되겠네요
이전 영상에서 코코넛집 만들다 실패한거 넣은건데 은근히 좋더라고요! 급수기는 나중에 작은 연못과 개울을 만들예정입니다! 봐주셔서 감사합니다!
@@hamsterlab1 아니면 미니 인공폭포같은거도 넣어보면 괜찮을듯 한긴 한데....비싸겠죠 ㅠ
@@박혁진-f9c 만들어보겠습니다 다 만들어서 써서 가격은 싸요 ㅎㅎ
この動画は努力が感じられます。
愛を持つ人の行動です。
私はハムスターの事を勉強します。
そして何より語学を勉強する必要があります。
私のハムスター飼育はまだまだ先になります。
Видео: Эксперименты с какашками хомяка.
Я, завтракающий под это видео:
- Мммм, найс.
톡토기들은 햄찌나 사람에게 해가 되거나 하지는 않나요? 화단에서 본 기억이 나네요. 오늘 영상도 재밌게 봤어요:)
네 약간 콩벌레랑 같은 위치에 있는 칭구들입니다. 분해말고 아무것도 안해요ㅋㅋㅋ
I wonder if this would work in a button quail cage?
I never knew poop could be so dramatic
I was really into fishtanks with soil and lots of plants so the plants would eat up the Ammonia, nitrate and nitrate, basically the pee and poop of fish and food so to speak... is it kind of like that? Where it breaks it down naturally / the plants would eat it...
exactly match I also have an aquarium and got the idea from it.
@@hamsterlab1 OH Cool... yeah when I saw you making it, it brought back memories of planted fish tanks!! Great videos' by the way... I saved this one just in case I want to get another hamster...
Few days later… 🐹 Hamster ate it. Lol Interesting and adorable.
새싹을 좋아하는 햄찌..너모 귀여워..🐹
Where does the water go, i now there is a drain board on the bottom but do you take the water out in any way?
😊 thanks
What are those white stuff that you put?
혹시 식물의 물은 어떻게 주시는지 알 수 있을까요? 아무래도 햄스터와 함께 키우느라 쉬울 갓 같지는 않습니다만...
That was honestly horrifying, yet entertaining to watch..
파충류 비바리움에서 키우신 분들 경험으로는, 톡토기만으로 배설물 처리가 완벽하지 않아서 사육장 청소가 불가피하고 사육장 냄새를 잡아내기 어렵다고들 하던데 어떤가요?
톡토기 단일로 되는지 안되는지 전 모릅니다만 영상촬영후 톡토기외에 많은 생물들이 있는걸 확인했습니다. 식물 또한 분해를 돕고요 추가로 파충류 비바리움의 흙양은 많지 않은걸로 압니다. 배경을 폼으로 성형하고 흙을 붙이고 필요한 부분만 흙을 채워 식물을 심는 형태인걸로 압니다. 마지막으로 전문가가 아니므로 확답은 못드리지만 7개월이 지난 지금 냄새는 안납니다! 감사합니다
넘...멋쪄여!!
완전 힐링 채널!!
Ohh, I was wondering if the plants were watered just like that, cool to know ^^
Try dried frout now and then sparingly. Raisins dried cranberries, walnuts, peacans, dates apricots.
...Ok, I wholly take back my comment in the last video I watched about this thing reeking of pee.
2:00 무슨 작게 애벌레 처럼 움직니는 애들은 뭐에요?
톡토기입니다!
Большой дом у мышки - хорошо, что продумали с туалетом.🐹
What is the drainage situation in this setup?
At the bottom of the cage was laid a drainage plate, covered with a non-woven fabric and poured with gravel.