Niteangel Animal Sand-Bath Box: - Acrylic Critters Sand Bath Shower Room & Digging Sand Container for Hamsters Mice Lemming Gerbils or Other Small Pets (Triangle, Burlywood)

This is a fantastic sand bath. It is a generous size for dwarf hamsters. The acrylic side walls are nice and high and I love the 1/2 covered top, which gives my dwarf hamster a bit of covering making him feel safe & secure. Happy to be able to buy well made products by Niteangel!

Bummed. Received broken. Shipping box was perfectly fine. Will only give me option to return and refund, not replace. I waited awhile to receive this one. I’d keep it, but the top won’t stay on with the corner cracked.

Peach adores the privateness this sand box has for her.

We had to return this as our robo hamster struggled to get out when she had moved the sand. Great product but not for really small hamsters.

Great size for my female Syrian!

PERFECT, a lil bigger than I excepted but I love it

great size for my syrian ham but she mainly just uses it as a big litter box. It does keep cleaning down and maintains the smell better but if i want her to bath in clean sand i need to take it out and only give it to her in out of cage time

Since Bilbo the Syrian has thankfully moved his nest from under his Niteangel wheel stand into the Niteangel 6-room large hideout, this is a great box for a potty area. It fits nicely in the bottom left corner (his nest seems to be in the top left corner although he did a lot of burrowing recently so not sure how far down he is). I do make the bedding a bit lower underneath the box to allow him to get in and out easily. I put sand and some litter in there and he has been using it to pee in which makes it easy to pull out and clean on a weekly basis. It has the added benefit of stopping the pee soaking into the wood (I did paint the inside of the hideout with clear PlastiKote to help allay that problem). I just got a second one so I can pull the used one out and stick a fresh one in quickly to minimize the trauma of having the roof of his home yanked off!

I am using this for a Syrian hamster. She loves it and is in there multiple times a day digging and plowing. I was hoping she would litter train to it bit it is a sand box in a toddler kinda way. Handle it carefully as it is heavy when full of sand. It could crack a tank if not handled carefully. Dont think that the lid will keep sand in. Aurora seems to aim for the hole. Sand is everywhere but that doesnt bother me. She digs with gusto throwing sand with wild and happy abandon. Tested with Nite Angel sand.

Dwarf hamster would struggle a little to get out if you’re only putting ~2” of sand. Acrylic is thick and doesn’t feel cheap.