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R.I.P Old hamster. :(
Hamsters are not social creatures. They like to live alone. If you had bothered to find out anything about your pet you would know that. I feel bad for your poor hamster having a negligent owner.
You're lucky he only killed it and nothing else.
Dear OP, There's a valuable lesson about anthropomorphizing animals here. As in... don't. I cite your applying the human-variety concept of loneliness to a rodent that's *only* perception of companionship is either mating, fleeing to avoid being companionship to a predator's stomach, orrrrrrrr territorial dominance through violence. YDI. Hamster didn't.
* avoid being companion to a predator's
You're an idiot. Standardhamsters are very solitary and territorial - occasionally 2 may coexist in a large cage, but at around 12 weeks they'll usually start fighting. Even dwarfs have a habit of fighting, robos are the most social.
That happened to me. I cried so much because the new was was nicer and a baby.
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One time I brought a new girl home to keep the old one company. She didn't like it so much either :/
It's uncommon knowledge that hamsters are territorial.