The varieties of white hamsters include the Premium Silver Fox, Pudding, and White Winter White, etc.
Premium Silver Fox Hamsters: These hamsters usually carry the wild color gene, with obvious black stripes on their backs, or they may carry the Purple Winter gene, presenting an overall silvery-white appearance. They have a gentle temperament and are easy to get close to, making them very suitable as family pets.
Pudding Hamsters: Pudding hamsters have a black stripe on their backs, with dark gray fur on their backs and white fur on their bellies. They are slightly smaller than the Dwarf Campbells Russian Hamsters in size. They are native to Siberia and are mainly distributed in Mongolia, Siberia, and China.
White Winter White Hamsters: White Winter White hamsters, also known as Roborovski's Hamsters, are the smallest variety of hamsters. They are mainly distributed in Russia, Mongolia, and Xinjiang, China, etc., and inhabit grasslands, semi-deserts, farmlands, slopes, and alpine meadows. These hamsters are timid and sensitive and mainly feed on hamster food.
In addition, there are also Polar Hamsters (or Snow White Hamsters), which is a relatively rare and precious variety, covered with almost flawless pure white fur all over the body, and their eyes usually show a deep black or red color. There are also White Bear Hamsters, whose appearance is somewhat similar to that of polar bears, covered with thick and white fur all over the body, relatively large in size, giving a cute and clumsy impression.