Is this hamster cage...?

Question

good enough for a teddy bear hamster?

http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2754665

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Answer 1

yess very cute and has stuff for him to do and room for him to roam or slep and cuddle up. or i think so anyway

Answer 2

Yes that cage is pretty good. But I also suggest going for one of the beginner cages because even tho you might of already had a hamster, I personally think those cages are the best ones. If you dont want to go with a beginner cage, try looking for a cage that has two levels for your hamster to play on.

Answer 3

no, that cage is much to small for a teddy bear, they get pretty big, they need plenty of room to roam around.

my teddy bear is in just a metal cage, and he loves it.

it has three stories,not including the bottom, and it is VERY tall and wide.

I tried to find a picture, but no luck.

Answer 4

yes any cage is good enough for a hamster

Answer 5

YES!!! it is not the best but is it one!! most hammys try to eskpe alot!!!!and they only have to push on the door and there free.i had a cage just like it!!! if i were looking for a cage i would pick one that has a door you have to pull out and http://www.presidentpet.com/PICTURES/Ham...

go there it has lots of awsome cages!!!h-good luck-

Answer 6

It is a nice cage, but it might be a bit of a squeeze for a Syrian. Possibly a multi-level wire cage.

Answer 7

No, a crittertrail 1 is not spacious for a teddy bear hamster, it is meant only for a dwarf hamster.

For teddy bears, you should go in for a crittertrail 2 or 3 which are designed to offer much more space. For images, click on the link below -

http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.js...

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Answer 8

no, i dont think it is. hamsters are very curious and like to explorer. here is the cage i have. it is great! he can never get free. it is impossible:

http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.js...

dont get the crittertrail Z. it looks awesome and cool, but the wheel always gets stuck. i had to return it and get the one i have now.

Answer 9

I have a gerbil and used to volunteer at an animal shelter-From what I knw and have researched and experienced with rodents, that is not the best choice.

When you are housing a small rodent, hamster, gerbil, etc, a glass aquarium is best -at Least a 10 gallon one-if not 20. Buy the biggest you can afford. Although aquariums are more costly, it is worth it in the long run, especially because they're escape proof 99.9% of the time if you purchase the kind with the slide n snap lids made of screen material.

The aquarium has to have a cover that locks in place! The cage you showed us is not escape proof or big enough although it looks cool. Also, the ventilation would be better in a larger cage, like an aquarium, the smaller the cage the more often you'll have to clean it out. [e-mail] for any further questions.

Answer 10

No. Any cage with outer tubes is very escapable. If you are going to have tubes in your cage, make sure they dont go outside of the cage itself.

Answer 11

it's too small. It would be like you living in a small closet.