Would a teddy bear hamster prefer to have alot of things in its cage?

Question

My hamster has a nice big cage with a tube, but i wanted to add a second story to the cage. He is young and i am not sure if its a good idea. Please help!

Answer 1

....that dsepends alot on the personality of the hampster

....if it is a 'pack-rat' type personality then yes, probably

....others, however, may prefer a variation in their life, some new or replaced articles occasionaly, breaking up their monotony

...also, like other mammals, the hampster will learn to live inside it's environment and develop a 'comfort-zone' whether it is in a cluttered-type environment or not cluttered

....every hampster needs aclean burrowing material as well as a designated burrowing room for rest and sleep

Answer 2

Im just curious How can you add a second story to the cage if its only single right now?

Answer 3

Yes it is

But they get bored easily

Answer 4

hamsters are more down-to-ground sort of animals, so a second storey would suit mice or rats more. hamsters usually prefer a long, wide cage to a tall one.

but if your hammy is the type that likes to climb, youre free to put a second storey in. it uses space better if your cage is tall.

Answer 5

My teddy bear is happy as a bug in a rug with a ten gallon glass aquarium, good food, clean water, a clean cage, a running wheel, and a safe secure sleep boc filled with fresh white clean tissues which she shredded to make a comfy bed to sleep in! Give her those tings, and she will remain delightful.