Savic Hamster Heaven Navy Blue Hamster Cage, 80 x 50 x 50 cm

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Includes: 2 platforms, 2 houses, ladder, drinking bottler with holder, Hamster Penthouse, tunnel kit, 2 stainless steel bowls, toilet with shovel and sand. A hamster’s home should always be as entertaining as it is comfortable, but no other cage manages to do this quite as brilliantly as the Hamster Heaven home from Savic. But despite its low height, the wide base still offers more than enough room for a Syrian breed hamster, as well as all their accessories. However, the best recommendation you would get on a German hamster board or forum is to build as big as possible. Even if you have to move a bit of furniture around, in my opinion it's definitely worth it to give your hamster an adequate home.

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A great plus of owning a hamster is that you get to ogle at its adorable behaviour, but that can be hard to do if you accidentally buy a 5cm hamster a 5-tiered mega-mansion filled with bedding.

Sometimes a standard cage is just not enough for your little hairy bundle of joy. So if you’ve got the cash to splash out on a premium hamster habitat, then this Hamsterville home from Ferplast is a fantastic choice. Featuring a simple but stylish escape-proof roof, this hamster home includes a den for your pal to snooze in as well as two mezzanine areas for them to get up to all sorts of mischief. A drop-in bottle, wheel and dish mean you also have everything you need to make their little house a home. Many German people do have hamster homes with at least 1 m² of floor-space, myself included, because they've realised from experience that especially female Syrians are very active and need the space, otherwise they'll act like what we call a "Randaleweib".

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I have the damaged Simba Plus and a ZooZone 1 in front of me. The base of the Simba (and, by extension, all 82cm Marchioro cages?) is a noticeably better quality of plastic, with very little flexing. The ZZ1 seems quite flimsy in comparison. The transparent base provides great visuals while the upper mesh structure is sturdy and secure, with narrow bars which are great for climbing up! This spacious Savic hamster cage has everything your little hamster's heart desires. With lots of included accessories, this cage will be your hammy's dream home! Watch your hamster scurry through tunnels or nestle up in his very own roof-top penthouse.The most popular materials for hamster cages are plastic tanks or wire-tops. If purchasing a wire-top, make sure this is merely a metal frame with a plastic bottom, as a fully metal cage is considered harmful to a rodents feet. You shouldn't undervalue the importance of levels or balconies in your hamster cage. They add variety and adventure to their daily activities. There are many cages out there with varying amounts of levels, some even boasting up to five (hamster hotel, anyone?). A delightful town of a hamster cage constructed of FSC quality wood only, this is the most eco-friendly cage on the market and features a wide construction to give hamsters plenty of roaming room. Featuring a funky multi-level structure, it manages to fit a fantastic trio of platforms for hammy’s to explore, all linked by wooden ramps. A large and comfortable cage, the habitat is constructed of a large plastic bottom with a secure and solid wire mesh top, which can be easily opened for petting and cleaning access! Thanks for that! Yes that's the information I read. It does make my cage seem small at 80 x 50. What does Randalweib translate as please?!

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For safety reasons, please ensure that the pet water bottle is fitted on the exterior of the cage with the nozzle directed to the inside.Hamsters actually benefit more from floor space rather than height, so you'd be better off getting him either a 40G+ or Bin Cage or maybe even a cage like the alexander or barney cage. I was looking at the German hamster forum at the various cage set ups and came across the post linked below (copy and paste the messages into google translate to read it!). According to this 80 x 50 x 40 is too small for a hamster cage! And their minimim size is 100 x 50 x 40. It goes onto say that the recommended size for a dwarf hamster is 100 x 100 and ideally 200 x 200 to get natural behaviour and avoid behaviour problems. Finally, this simple hamster cage. Though it looks straight out of a year six classroom in the mid-90s, it's a classic for a reason. It has a robust wire structure and deep plastic bottom which can be detached to clean. Additionally, it comes with a home, a wheel, a water bottle, and a feeding bowl.