Hamster Syrian or Golden Hamster, Mesocricetus auratus, is a type of hamster subfamily Cricetinae members. In the wild, they are endangered animals [1], but popular as pets and animals for scientific research. In the adult Syrian hamsters with a long growing 5 to 7 inches (12.5 centimeters sampau 17.5), and long life of about 2 to 3 years.

2. Dwarf hamster

Dwarf hamster is a species in the genus Phodopus hamster. China hamster sometimes refer to the genus of dwarf hamster they are different though.
This hamster has a more limited color than Syrian hamsters, dwarf hamster but more often kept by pet owners who like hamsters are smaller and would be friends, but the hamster should be well maintained to keep it to friends.

3. European hamster

European hamster, Cricetus cricetus is one hamster species habitat in Europe. These hamsters are usually found at the ranch, although it may also live in the pasture and garden. Hamsters can be found in Belgium, Alsace, Russia and Romania. European hamster greater than Syrian hamsters or dwarf hamsters and is usually kept as a pet.

4. Allocricetulus

Allocricetulus is one of the hamster genus is part of the family Cricetidae.
Species belonging to the genus are:

• Hamster Mongolia (Allocricetulus curtatus)
• Hamster Eversmann (Allocricetulus eversmanni)

5.  Gansu Hamster

Gansu Hamster (Cansumys canus) is a species of hamster is a rodent species.Hamsters are entered into the Cricetidae family. This hamster is the only genus’ Cansumys. Hamsters are found only in China.

6. Korean Hamster

Hamster Korea (Tscherskia triton) is a species of hamster is the species of rodents. This hamster into Tscherskia family. This hamster is a hamster-eating crops such as rice. Hamsters can be found in China and Korea.