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linford27 · 04-16-2013, 08:38 AM

I have recently been looking after a friends dwarf, who I kept in a mini Duna. In my opinion, it is too small even for a dwarf, as it lacks space for a lot of toys or activities. It is far too small for any Syrian, and I wouldn't reccomend you keep your dwarf in it either. The wheel it comes with is USELESS, it doesn't even spin. The bowl is better off used as a sand bath, and the bottle is a nice size but eventually loses its suction. The lid tends to pop off, and the ladder and shelf are quite flimsy. The house it comes with is ok, but too small for fully grown syrians. It comes apart easily, which makes for easy cleaning. But, really, I wouldn't reccomend it for any hamster. If you are into this kind of cage, I'd reccomend a Zoozone, or possibly a Large Duna Fun.

Sorry for the short review, just thought I'd share my 2 cents!

04-16-2013, 08:38 AM
linford27 Hamster Addict Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: UK, Dorset Posts: 860	Mini Duna I have recently been looking after a friends dwarf, who I kept in a mini Duna. In my opinion, it is too small even for a dwarf, as it lacks space for a lot of toys or activities. It is far too small for any Syrian, and I wouldn't reccomend you keep your dwarf in it either. The wheel it comes with is USELESS, it doesn't even spin. The bowl is better off used as a sand bath, and the bottle is a nice size but eventually loses its suction. The lid tends to pop off, and the ladder and shelf are quite flimsy. The house it comes with is ok, but too small for fully grown syrians. It comes apart easily, which makes for easy cleaning. But, really, I wouldn't reccomend it for any hamster. If you are into this kind of cage, I'd reccomend a Zoozone, or possibly a Large Duna Fun. Sorry for the short review, just thought I'd share my 2 cents! __________________ http://lb1f.lilypie.com/DhU8.png Visit THE HAMSTER MAGAZINE website The Hamster Mag - Issue Three Out Now!!