Niteangel Creative & Composable Hamster Tunnel - DIY & Build Unique Tube Burrow as Hideout for Small Sized Animals Like Hamsters Mouse Gerbils Mice (Tunnel)

The bedding will get stuck on the outer parts I’ve the tube but great purchase.

My Syrian hamster loves this hamster hideout! It’s made of natural items so it’s safe to chew on. The corner hideout connects to similar hideouts.

Love the size and concept but the coated option is a huge miss by Niteangel - the coating on this item is terribly sharp. I believe it cut my hamster which lead to an infection. Thankfully he was saved through 2 vet visits, pain medication and antibiotics! I was also cut/slivered while trying to rub off the coating with my bare hands so it shows how sharp this can be especially on our little friends’ delicate skin. Please buy the option without the foliage coating!

My gerbils chewed it to pieces within a day. They loved it but destroyed it.

I like these better than the plain tunes but the hay does create some sharp points. These would be really cool with moss instead.

These tunnels are great for our gerbils. We had plastic tubes for them before that we put into the tank but they always chewed them and they would then have sharp edges. These are made out of a really thick cardboard so while they will most likely eventually chew them it’ll take a long time for them to be chewed. But they love them. they are wide, they sleep in them and it adds another layer to the tank. I would definitely recommend. Bought the 5 pack, use two in the tank and use the others when we run them in the bathtub.

My hamster loved it! she also loves chewing on it which is a plus it is very sturdy and big enough bc she is a big hamster and she loves it definitely recommend.

Paco loves his little tunnel.......I plan on adding to them so hell have more fun

Its a bit messy when you unpackage it, but thats to be expected. Overall, great quality and my hybrid dwarf hamster loves it.

This product is only good for one month because the hamster liked to eat the flower petals that were glued to the tube. As soon as petals were gone, hamster lost interest in this tube.