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Connecting Tubes Extend the Hamster Habitat
Wednesday, June 22nd, 2011
Hamster behaviors are appealing and building a hamster habitat with connecting tubes only make those antics more fascinating. In their natural environment hamsters live in burrows with winding tunnels connecting to small chambers. Hamster connecting tubes are plastic or acrylic passageways that emulate this environment by linking together different parts of the hamster habitat into [...]
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The Good And The Bad About Wire Hamster Cages
Thursday, March 10th, 2011
One of the most typical hamster cages is the wire cage. It’s made of metal bars with spaces between them and usually has a plastic base. Below you can read about the pluses and minuses of the wire bars on these cages. For a discussion of wire hamster cage size, height, cleaning, and security, read [...]
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Dangers Outside Your Hamster Cage
Friday, July 30th, 2010
When you take your hamster out of its cage it’s important that you keep an eye out for possible dangers that can result in injury to your hamster. Think about each of the following when your hammy is out. Water You may have seen the cute YouTube videos that show hamsters swimming. DON’T DO IT! [...]
