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As a general rule, different breeds or species of hamsters should never be kept together. Chinese dwarf hamsters and Syrian hamsters are solitary hamsters and do not even like members of their own species. The only exception is keeping a winter white and Russian dwarf hamster together, as long as they are of opposite sex.
