Help with my newborn hamsters?

Hamsters Questions! Please Help!?

• I have 2 hamsters. A Syrian and a Russian Dwarf. I'm getting 1 or 2 more. They are 5 week old baby Robo Hamsters.. I'm deciding from my heart that I will put them in the same cage with one of my present hamsters. But here's the thing.. you would probably say to place them in a different cage.. well.. My SYRIAN hamster has met many other hamsters.. mice.. rats.. etc.. and has NEVER EVER gone into a fight with them. My dwarf hamster escaped and got into the same cage as my Syrian.. I woke up and saw them together sleeping. The thing is, they never fought once. My syrian hamster is very kind and is not like any other syrian hamster. She is the kindest of all. Never bit me, never fought with any other hamster and animal.. nope. On the other hand.. my Russian Dwarf is not so nice. I placed her with my Syrian and my syrian just sniffed her and did nothing. But my Russian started clawing her hands to my Syrian. So i know she probably won't get along with any other hamster.. So I'm having a hard time deciding which cage I should place the robo hamsters in. I am NOT and I repeat NOT going to get a new cage. I am getting them placed in another and thats final. Do not tell me to get a different cage cuz I'm not goanna. Please tell me which is probably a better idea. Thanks. I think my Syrian is kinder to others because she spent half of her life with her children in the same cage.

• Answer:

  Okay, personally I think that this is stupid. You NEED a seperate cage for the other hamsters. Syrians are solitery hamsters-meaning they are happiest on their own. Look in any hamster book and you will find that syrians are to be kept ON THEIR OWN. -Well don't you think it will be utterly terrifying for the robos to see a huge hamster twice their size?! Not to mention the strange, new surroundings. They will be scared and this is just stupid to be honest.