RE: No more small cages

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RE: No more small cages

01/08/2016 at 2:51 PM

Bam

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Oh of course Diamond, hamsters too need bigger cages than people generally think. But hamsters like running in a wheel so they can get exercise inside their cage and you can make the nices little tunnel-systems for them to run in too and it still won’t take up lots of space. You can’t really make anything as stimulating as that for a bun in a normal size cage.

I (or my brother really) had hamsters when we were kids. We loved them. They really ran a lot in their wheels, I still remember hearing the wheels creak when I happened to wake up in the middle of the night. A very comforting sound!