Niteangel Small Animal Climbing Toys - Suspension Bridge Ladder for Hamsters Gerbils Mice Rats Guinea Pigs or Other Small Pets (15.7 x 9.8)

Great divider for my 50 gallon tank. They have lots of burrow space.

Used as a ramp up into a hide bin for young tortoises.

Total life saver for my gerbils! I needed a divider between their burrowing area and wheel/sand bath area. Initially they were throwing bedding anywhere and everywhere. And unfortunate ruining the depth to their bedding in order to burrow. So this wood piece has been absolutely perfect!

I was so pleased with the first one I bought a second one. They keep their shape, are fun for the little babies to hide in and climb on. They love them and use them all the time. To clean them we have been dunking them in hot water. The wood is not cheap molded stuff, its actually real wood. They have a pleasent smell and theyre perfect for my two mice. The mice have decided to take up residence in them and built nests in them. I would comment on the exact size but the babies are sleeping and I dont want to wake them up. Theyre about 6 inches by 4 inches.

Perfect size. I wanted it to belong enough and wide enough. I wasn’t sure when buying it and no review showed or spoke about the longer size. I ordered the longest size.

It bends however you want it and stays in place

Could have been better

Fun little tunnel or bridge for my Guinea Pig. We can arch it for a tunnel or flatten it for a bridge. This is very sturdy and doesn’t flex when my Guinea Pig walks on it. She loves to run through it when it’s set up as a tunnel or sit under it. Very nice addition to her play area.

Its exactly what is pictured and described. very big and long and made well. ive ordered multiple, and have been happy with both. its a bit pricey but i can tell it will last and dont regret buying at all. will probably buy more in the future if the need arrises.

My boys (guinea pigs, about a year old, very chunky) LOVE this tunnel. And so do I. My oldest boy is a chewier but weve had this tunnel a couple of weeks and hes still yet to make a dent in it.